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Kiana Arnott-Job writes about the recent event ‘Bringing Nature into public decision making’, which brought together researchers and decision-makers in London.

Researchers from the Oxford Martin School write from Montserrat where they are facilitating discussions with stakeholders from around the Caribbean on the economic, governance and legal frameworks that might be needed for an equitable and sustainable geothermal future.

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A recent teach-in with the Department for Education discussed whether nature-based programmes in schools support the mental health and wellbeing of young people. Read this post to find out more about what happened at the event, and why this work is so important.

In Autumn 2024 we ran a call for Sprints. In the first half of this year the successful Sprints spent time co-creating with policy partners, stakeholders, and us, and now they're getting going! Read this post to find out more about the new Sprints.

Rodger Caseby has worked in biology, teaching and GLAM before becoming a researcher on the Sprint investigating, "Is Nature a policy solution to mental health in schools?" Read this post to hear more about his experiences.

Agile Research Fellow Jennifer Dodsworth reflects on representing Agile at the recent BES Symposum: Nature, Farming & Food.

On February 18th, the "Nature & Mental Health in Education Policy" Sprint team held a half-day deliberative policy action workshop to explore how nature-based programmes can support mental health and wellbeing in secondary schools. In this blog post, Jessica Lorimer summarises the key take aways.

Sprint researchers shared their findings and underlying science with practitioners, policy makers and food industry representatives in Northern Ireland.