Education
We offer the Nature-based Solutions to Global Challenges Foundation course and custom-designed courses on the science, policy, practice, finance and governance of nature-based solutions for executives and public servants. We also provide undergraduate and graduate teaching and supervision for students enrolled at the University of Oxford. If you are interested in taking part in one of our courses, please contact us.
Recent Outputs
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The role of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage in the UK’s sustainable future
December 2025Report of workshop hosted by the Royal Society and the Nature-based Solutions Initiative focusing on the sustainability of biomass supply.
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Assessing potential implications of the EU’s carbon dioxide removal strategy on Brazil’s land ecosystems and local communities
August 2025Here we recommend a set of integrated and participatory policy approaches that prioritise procedural justice, ensure transparent international cooperation, and mitigate the unintended impacts of global CDR strategies on vulnerable ecosystems and communities.
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Understanding the diverse values of shade trees on cocoa farms in Ekiti State, Nigeria
August 2025This study investigates the values that underpin cocoa farmers' decisions around shade tree retention in Ekiti State by analysing tree species composition, density, and basal area alongside farmer perspectives using content and thematic analysis, across fifteen farms in Ekiti State
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Landscape Analysis for an Agricultural Resilience Impact and Innovation Hub (AGRIIH) at Oxford
June 2025Oxford University has a vision for an Agricultural Resilience Impact and Innovation Hub (AGRIIH) to link its own agriculture-related research, connected disciplines, and form external partnerships to increase impact and innovation, resulting in greater resilience in agriculture in the UK and globally.
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