Education
We offer the Nature-based Solutions to Global Challenges Foundation course on the science, policy, practice, finance and governance of nature-based solutions for professionals.
Next available course: April 2026
Please apply here.
We also provide undergraduate and graduate teaching and supervision for students enrolled at the University of Oxford.
Recent Outputs
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A roadmap for UK pulses: Releasing pulses’ potential for nutrition, nature and net-zero
June 2026This roadmap builds on previous research, stakeholder interviews and multi-stakeholder workshops to identify shared priorities and pathways for action. Its aim is not to prescribe a single solution, but to explore how different parts of the pulse system may need to evolve together over time.
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From Risk to Resilience: How Scaling Nature-Based Solutions Across Production Landscapes Can Future-Proof Business
March 2026The opportunity is clear: businesses that invest early in high integrity NbS will secure supply, reduce risk, build co-benefits for carbon and economic value, and capture growing market and investor demand for credible nature-positive action.
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Nature, Food, and Farming Research
February 2026Co-created by AGRIIH and Agile, this catalogue brings together a wide range of programmes, projects, and researchers across the University of Oxford whose work engages with key challenges in food, farming, and nature. It has been developed to support new conversations, connections, and collaborations between practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and organisations working across sustainable food, farming, land stewardship and rural futures.
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Addressing the challenges of managing and monitoring biodiversity in High Conservation Value areas and High Carbon Stock forests within oil palm landscapes
February 2026Protecting areas of natural habitat is an approach that is used to help conserve biodiversity in oil palm plantations. Their size and location affect the biodiversity of these sites and the management of sites is vital for ensuring their natural ecosystems remain in good condition and for maintaining forest canopy cover.
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