What we do
We work with partners and networks to provide evidence, spark debate and bring people together to tackle climate, nature, health and economy crises.
We work with partners and networks to provide evidence, spark debate and bring people together to tackle climate, nature, health and economy crises.
In our first phase of work we generated ideas and recommendations which we published in Our Future in the Land. Now, we’re focussing our attention to implementation – turning our ideas and recommendations into practical actions and real change.
With our partners in governments, businesses and communities, we're helping to convene collective leadership on the difficult questions and resource communities to become more resilient and adaptable for the changes ahead.
We work across the UK through a network of inquiries at a national and local scale.
Questions of land use, agriculture, environment and public health are devolved matters, so we have teams in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to explore these further. We also have teams on-the-ground in three areas in England – Cumbria, Devon and Cambridgeshire, chosen broadly for their different agricultural landscapes of uplands, mixed farming and larger scale arable farming.
