Climate, Environment, and Resource Security Network

Join us in exploring the security implications and solutions of climate change and ecological risk.

About Us

The Global Climate, Environment, and Resource Security Network serves as a collaborative platform for security professionals and scholars to address the security implications of environmental risks, from climate change and biodiversity loss, to extreme weather and resource access. Our goal is to enhance cross-institutional collaboration on education, research, and policy projects.

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Impact-focused education, research and policy projects

Expert scholars, practitioners, and policymakers

A bunch of... *

Free-to-use resources, from podcasts to wargames

* Yes, we know it's not a specific number, but we keep on adding and changing our resources and we can't be bothered to do the maths and update this number every time. Sorry.

We're also seeking to democratise access to environmental security knowledge, from podcasts and wargames, to lesson plans and research papers. Why not have a look at some examples of what we're putting out into the world...

Serious Games

Publications

Need Help?

We have a range of experts, projects and services to help you achieve your goals.

(at the very least, we can point you in the right direction!)

Research Collaboration

Let's work together to research the implications and responses to climate, biodiversity, biocapacity and critical resource hazards.

Educational Provision

Targeted educational activities to help you and your people understand the challenges of environmental security, and potential responses.

Policy Development

Get assistance in developing policies to manage and adapt to environmental security issues.

Access valuable and diverse insights for media broadcasting, to enable timely content and nuanced understandings of environmental security issues.

Media and Commentary

"Your support to the work conducted by my team has helped me understand the priority which must be given to uniting faith leaders, academia, governments, NGOs and multinational organisations in environmental peacebuilding work."

The Most Rev. and Rt Hon. Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury

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Reaching out...

Please feel free to reach out to us for any inquiries.