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Climate and Ecosystem Science to inform Nature-based Solutions
Steve is a climate and ecosystem scientist whose research powers smarter, science-based nature solutions for a changing world. By combining satellite data, ecosystem models, and machine learning, he connects the science of nature with real-world relevance—helping shape land-use policy, guide climate finance toward credible carbon solutions, and design cities that work with nature, not against it. In this webinar, he speaks about how forests can help combat climate change, and how smarter policies and economic tools can amplify their impact. Drawing on economics, climate science, and environmental data, his work evaluates the benefits and trade-offs of nature-based solutions. While these solutions are often highly effective, scaling them requires better data, thoughtful risk management, and stronger policy support. This webinar is the first in our new programme, Nature for Climate for You, which will be a series of online and offline activities featuring scientists, practitioners and advocates. It is a friendly space to learn and participate together!
Published September 2025 -
Biodiversity Impact Partnership
The partnership was launched at COP29 on November 21.
Published November 2024 -
NUS at COP28
The NUS Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions is leading the University’s participation in COP28.
Stay updated with the latest news and announcements from NUS at COP28.
Published November 2023 -
Young Scientist Symposium
The Young Scientist Symposium saw six students who received grants from the Dalio-funded Young Scientist Award presenting their research to the community in a formal setting on stage, and in a more casual setting during the Science Happy Hour held immediately after the symposium. A science communication element was also imbued into the symposium, with three experienced scientists who are also expert communicators, sharing some tips and tricks on presenting science to a general audience. One of these experts was TMSI marine biologist Dr Neo Mei Lin, who shared advice on public speaking, and delivering scientific messages to a crowd. About 180 people signed up for the symposium.
Published November 2023
