Policy

Our science informs national and global decision-makers in governments and in businesses to take the best possible actions for the planet.

Working with scientists and partner organisations, our Policy Unit connects world-leading research with those who make and shape decisions about the natural world.

We aim to be a ‘go to’ source of policy-relevant evidence and advice, and use our expertise, networks and convening power to create advocates for the planet at the very highest levels of decision-making.

Using our Biodiversity Intactness Index (BII) to monitor biodiversity change and inform decision-making.

Sharing evidence and insights to support the implementation of a key global conservation target – protecting 30% of land and waters by 2030.

Towards 30by30: Balancing nature and people

Climate and nature synergies: A 30by30 case study

A new science and policy partnership between the Natural History Museum, the Zoological Society of London, and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

 

Exploring the minerals needed for the net zero transition and the potential impacts of getting them.

More information coming soon.

Using our science and public reach to engage with decision-makers around the world.