Oxford Networks for the Environment, University of Oxford

News

• 28 Feb 18 - Oxford to host major international conference on 'Intact Forests in the 21st Century'
• 29 Jan 18 - Synthesis paper reveals strengths and weaknesses of corporate environmental pledges
• 28 Sep 17 - DPhil research sheds new light on the volatile processes that shaped Earth
• 21 Sep 17 - Himalayan wolves are special
• more Biodiversity news…

• 29 Jan 19 - A century and a half of reconstructed ocean warming offers clues for the future
• 05 Jun 18 - Professor Yadvinder Malhi receives Royal Medal at the Royal Geographical Society
• 14 May 18 - Philip Stier receives the Humboldt Research Award
• more Climate news…

• 11 Apr 19 - Four leading edge demonstrators to jumpstart energy revolution
• 11 Apr 19 - Project Leo (Local Energy Oxfordshire)
• 11 Apr 19 - Energy SuperHub Oxford
• more Energy news…

• 25 Apr 19 - Creating healthy, sustainable, city food environments
• 18 Apr 19 - Even moderate red and processed meat eaters at risk of bowel cancer
• 17 Apr 19 - Greenhouse Gas and Dietary choices Open source Toolkit (GGDOT) Hack Oxford
• more Food news…

• 18 Apr 19 - Drought--no longer uncommon topic in England, 1976 drought now 4x more likely to occur
• 18 Apr 19 - U.S. Irrigation Continues Steady Eastward Expansion
• 18 Apr 19 - REACH Conference a Success
• more Water news…

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Education

There are more than 80 opportunities to study environment-related courses at Oxford University from undergraduate courses, to taught masters, doctoral research and adult learning, and spread across all of the Universities four divisions.

Explore our educational pages to find out more about the courses on offer.

Research Impact

• Poetry in motion

  Nature’s designs can be more efficient, elegant and powerful than anything yet built by man. A University of Oxford spin out aims to disrupt vehicle design by taking inspiration from the movement of animals.

• To the Zooniverse and beyond

  Harnessing the time and skills of millions of volunteers worldwide is proving to be an extremely powerful way of driving research in fields as diverse as history, zoology, physics and even the response to humanitarian disasters.

• Managing the risk of surface water flooding

  Research by the University of Oxford, in conjunction with the London School of Economics, is playing a key role in combating one of Britain’s most persistent natural hazards.

• The value of a green and pleasant land

  Oxford research work helps to highlight the value of the natural world.