forests

In this interview with Grantham Scholar Jocelyne Sze she explains the relationship between Indigenous lands and conservation. Plus we talk about the need for decolonisation and social justice within conservation and the sciences. And she explains her most recent research findings, which show that human activity isn’t always bad for […]

Congratulations to Jocelyne Sze on the publication of her paper on Indigenous lands, protected areas and deforestation in the tropics. […]

COP26 observer Maria Wang Mei Hua tells us her hopes and fears for COP26 – and why we need people […]

Grantham Scholar Maria Wang Mei Hua loves plants – and researches rubber, sustainability and agroforestry. In this interview we talk […]

Matt Hethcoat’s Grantham Centre research used satellites to track changes in Brazilian forest cover caused by selective logging. Now Matt […]

Grantham Centre experts publish research that suggests sheep farming in the UK and Europe should be radically rethought. 

Congratulations to Grantham Scholar Maria Wang, she’s been published in the influential journal Current Biology on rubber expansion and biodiversity […]

Grantham Scholar Oscar Morton publishes on forest restoration and shifting cultivation. 

Blog from Grantham Scholar Jonathan Sykes on the different types of Conservative environmental policy. In the piece I wrote back […]

REDD+ is an effort (led by the UN’s Environment Programme) to curb the level of carbon emissions caused by deforestation. […]