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A baby monkey inside a cage placed next to a stack on mango fruits. The monkey clings to the bars of the cage.

Oxford researchers urge reforms to improve global wildlife trade regulation as CITES turns 50

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A fungal network, seen as interconnected and branching thread-like structures.

Study shows plants are more likely to be ‘eavesdroppers’ than altruists when tapping into underground networks

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An aerial photograph showing a tropical forest bordering an oil palm plantation. The rainforest is made up of various trees of different heights and species, whereas the oil palm plantation is a monoculture.

Logged tropical forests are still valuable for biodiversity, study finds

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Oxford-led project awarded £2 million to revolutionise clean hydropower energy

Oxford-led project awarded £2 million to revolutionise clean hydropower energy

Environment
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Sustainability
Close-up of a vibrant red and spotted flower from a lipstick vine.

Botanists name a beautiful new species of ‘lipstick vine’ discovered in the Philippine rainforest

Biodiversity
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A person’s hands hold a green planet Earth as a symbol of sustainable development.

New framework shows the challenges involved with establishing a biodiversity credit market

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New project aims to transform how wildlife trade is monitored and managed.

New project aims to transform how wildlife trade is monitored and managed

Biodiversity
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Environment
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An orange wolf-like animal stretches its head upwards to lick the flowers of an Ethiopian red hot poker plant. The plant has a long slender stem with a tube-like flowerhead at the end made up of many orange and yellow tubular flowers.

Ethiopian wolves reported to feed on nectar for the first time

Biodiversity
Biology
Environment
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Aerial view of a coal-fired power station in winter, with clouds of carbon emissions rising from chimneys and towers.

Redefining net zero will not stop global warming, new study shows

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A group of diverse students from various ethnic backgrounds sit round a table with two teachers in a laboratory. On the table, there are problem sheets, notebooks, a laptop and an iPad.

New Oxford-led initiative launches to train future leaders in life and environmental sciences

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