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A fund of up to £40 million that will create jobs in nature recovery and conservation opens today. Grants from…
After years of uncertainty, England’s first wild breeding population of beavers for 400 years has been given the permanent right…
Professor Ian Bateman, Professor of Environmental Economics at the University of Exeter and Director of SWEEP, has been elected fellow…
The SWEEP Investing in Nature for Health project team is hosting a series of webinars to share policy, practice and research stories…
No one doubts that trees can help suck carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, out of the atmosphere and help…
The North Devon Marine Natural Capital Plan, which has been developed over the past three years in partnership with a…
Addressing key issues would enable the UK to meet its target of becoming a global leader in fisheries management and…
A major five-year study into the impacts of beavers on the English countryside has concluded that the water-living mammals can…
The Operational Wave and Water Level (OWWL) model, developed as part of the SWEEP Wave Forecasting project, is now available…
An ambitious new plan for helping our bees, butterflies, hoverflies and other pollinating insects is being launched today by Buglife,…
The UK2070 Commission has published a paper by SWEEP colleagues from the University of Exeter. Professor Ian Bateman OBE, FRSA,…
Dr Sian Rees from the University of Plymouth has been selected to join a new initiative designed to enhance the…
Rapid economic development has lifted millions out of poverty, raised standards of living, and increased life expectancies. But economic development…
The University of Plymouth is among the key partners in a city-wide project aimed at enhancing Plymouth’s relationship with its…
A £10.5 million investment will fund a pioneering new collaborative research centre, designed to solve some of the most pressing…
These are among the questions to be addressed by a new project at the University of Exeter, which aims to…