Welcome
The science is clear: We have the knowledge and tools to tackle the nature and climate crisis—what we need now is momentum. The next decade holds extraordinary potential for regeneration, innovation, and systems change.
The Nature & Climate Impact Team at the University of Exeter Business School, led by Professor Gail Whiteman, exists to accelerate that change. With philanthropic support from André and Rosalie Hoffmann, we’re developing and testing interventions designed to bring nature and climate considerations into decision-facing environments.
participants engaged
events convened
campaign reach
collaboration networks formed
Food Systems & Digital Technology
Rethinking how food is produced and consumed, from farm-level agroecology to global supply chains.
Communications
Finding where science can shift decisions, and creating pathways to make it happen.
Digital Tech & AI
Shaping digital technology and AI to drive informed, inclusive climate and nature action.
Consumer Goods & Electronics
Embedding circular economy solutions and nature-positive practices into consumer goods and electronics.
We are very excited to announce the Nature and Climate Impact Team for accelerating action on nature and climate, made possible thanks to the generosity and foresight of André and Rosalie Hoffmann.
When I see a monument like this, a work of art in Davos, on the street, on the promenade to tell us something, I rejoice because I can see that nature is going to be allowed to be part of this conversation.
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