Oxford Networks for the Environment
The gateway to
Oxford University's environment and energy research and education.
About ONE
The Oxford Networks for the Environment (ONE) mobilise the University's expertise in science, technology, business and society. They enable the University to find solutions to the complex, converging challenges of energy, water, and food security, climate change and threats to biodiversity.
ONE contributes to humanity's capacity to make sustainable use of our natural resources for the benefit of all people and for the natural world.
Five Oxford Networks for the Environment
Biodiversity
The Biodiversity Network seeks to understand and restore the biodiversity of the natural world, which is essential to ensure a thriving future for all life on Earth.
@biodivoxford.bsky.social on Bluesky.
Climate
Oxford Climate Research Network is a cross-divisional research community, harnessing Oxford’s diverse strengths to address the challenge of climate change in a complex and uncertain world.
@ClimateOxford on Bluesky.
Energy
Oxford Energy addresses the major technical, social, economic and policy challenges of bringing clean energy to all.
@oxfordenergy.bsky.social on Bluesky.
Future of Food
At Oxford, we are linking existing food system research and backing new interdisciplinary research to deliver solutions and answers.
@OxFutureOfFood on Bluesky.
Water
Creating water security is essential in a complex and uncertain world.
Oxford Water Network on LinkedIn.
Click here for Events (in OxTalks)
To receive details of all ONE events and seminars, sign up to the ONE weekly mailing list, by emailing SUBSCRIBE to oxford-environment-request@maillist.ox.ac.uk.
Education
Oxford University offers over 80 courses relating to the environment with over 2,000 students enrolled on these courses.
- The University Environmental Sustainability Strategy aims to offer all students the opportunity to study environmental sustainability, either within or outside the examined curriculum.
- The Education and Training for Climate Hub is advancing climate education within and outside Oxford University.
Built with Shorthand