Conservation and Ecology
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Independently, and in collaboration with five other organisations, the IES has responded to the Defra consultation on Biodiversity net gain: updating planning requirements
Our responses support the... |
With the world's oceans under increasing pressure from acidification, warming, habitat destruction, pollution and unsustainable fishing practices, the topic of marine protection has been a prominent... |
We are delighted to announce this year's Burntwood Lecture will be Chaired by Professor Dieter Helm, Official Fellow in Economics at New College, Oxford and Professor of Economic policy at... |
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The Burntwood Lecture was named after Lord Burntwood, a founding member of the Institution and our first chairman. Founded in 1994 to mark his contribution to the Institution, the lecture series... |
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With the world's oceans under increasing pressure from acidification, warming, habitat destruction, pollution and unsustainable fishing practices, the topic of... |
Agricultural areas have expanded dramatically in the tropics, providing food for the world's population, but posing a severe threat to natural habitats and tropical biodiversity. A crop which has... |
In a modern capitalist society, is something without an ascribed monetary value considered worthless?
Phrases such as ‘natural capital’ and ‘ecosystem services’ are increasingly used within the... |
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This webinar series will explore the culture and attitudes around entrepreneurship in the environmental science sector. Over the coming months, we will hear from a range of successful... |
