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Ecosystems clean water and air, regenerate soils, provide us with food and materials, and more. SEI works at the intersection between human needs and healthy ecosystems to protect human well-being over the long term.
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Project / The SLOPE project supports ski organizations in assessing the impact of skiing on biodiversity and by integrating biodiversity management into winter sports.
Journal article / These tiny microbial species could offer insights into the success of peatland management strategies.
Journal article / Sampling dominant Sphagnum moss from relatively flat positions in autumn or early winter offers a simple but effective strategy to gather testate amoebae.
Journal article / Active moorland management can enhance nutrients in heather and cotton-grass, with benefits for birds, grazing animals and carbon uptake.
Perspective / Facing hunger, waste and ecological harm, degrowth and agroecology call for a radical shift in how we grow, share and value food.
Collection / SEI explores agroecology as a pathway to sustainable food systems through research, policy engagement and collaboration across sectors and scales.
SEI report / This report presents insights from climate field schools carried out in Indonesia to educate coffee farmers on ecosystem-based adaptation.
Past event / SEI Asia will take part in Southeast Asia Environmental Systems Workshop 2025 from 17–20 June 2025.
Feature / The conference highlighted finance gaps and local needs as SEI introduces a new platform for coastal communities to shape adaptation solutions.
