Climate change affects everyone regardless of national boundaries and as such is a truly global challenge. It is often the poorest and most vulnerable who experience the significant impacts of climate change which include rising temperatures and sea levels, changing rainfall patterns and more frequent and extreme natural disasters. Any progress made towards sustainable development can be set back by these processes. Understanding past processes that have affected the climate can help to predict what will have happen in the future. In this way strategies could be developed that could reduce the impacts of short and long-term environmental change.
- Behaviour and Evolution Group
- Behaviour and Ecology group
- Conservation Science Group
- Evolutionary Ecology Group
- Evolutionary Genetics Group
- Insect Acoustic Communication
- Insect Biomechanics
- Insect Ecology
- Insect Neurobiology
- Laboratory for Development and Evolution
- Large Animal Research Group
- Mammal Evolution and Morphology
- Molecular Ecology
- Cell Polarity and Cell Fate
- Radiating Butterflies
- Sub-Department of Animal Behaviour