The Land Use for Net Zero, Nature and People (LUNZ) Hub is an innovative research initiative that will help drive the transformation of UK land use needed to achieve net zero by 2050.

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Shopping cart in supermarket. Part of shopping trolley in supermarket aisle. Reimagining land use systems through the consumer

Reimagining Land Use Systems through the Consumer
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Aerial view of Straw bales with a wind turbine on farmland in Wales UK

Navigating Farm-Level Greenhouse Gas Assessments: Different perspectives, numbers and needs
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Balancing Identity, Parenthood and Work: Insights from the Welcoming New Parents Workshop 

Balancing Identity, Parenthood and Work: Insights from the Welcoming New Parents Workshop 
Report
UK Landscape with mountains in the distance to provide context for the policy brief on land use frameworks across the UK

Land Use Frameworks across the UK: A Review through the Lens of Public Service Reform to Inform Scotland's Fourth Land Use Strategy
Meeting Report
RESPECT Project: Advancing a Just Transition for Scotland's Peatlands

RESPECT Project: Advancing a Just Transition for Scotland's Peatlands
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Simon Jeffry and George Monbiot, Earth Rover Program

Nine Things We Learned About the Earth Rover Program with Simon Jeffery and George Monbiot

The Hub will provide the UK Government and devolved administrations with the world class evidence needed to develop policies affecting a range of themes, each of which will be led by a Topic Advisory Group.

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  • 01 Soil Health & Carbon Dynamics
  • 02 Agricultural Systems
  • 03 Land Use Change
  • 04 Green Finance
  • 05 Digital Opportunities
  • 06 Enabling on the Ground Transitions
  • 07 EDI & Social Justice

The Hub has four dedicated national teams as well as partners from across the UK.

The Hub consists of 34 organisations drawn from research, farming, NGOs and industry.

Beyond our consortium we have backing from over 60 organisations.

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Unlocking Finance for Farm and Landscape Recovery in Wales

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Consortium members

University of Greenwich Natural Resources Institute
Rothamsted Research
Royal Agricultural University
Scotland’s Rural College
Sustainable Soils Alliance
James Hutton Institute
University of the West England Bristol
UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
University of Aberdeen
Queen's University Belfast
University of Leeds
University of Leicester
University of Oxford
University of Reading
Ulster University
Vizzuality
John Gilliland
Rapid Engagement with Stressed Peatland Environments and Communities in Transformation (RESPECT) Project
Eunomia Research and Consulting
Aberystwyth University Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS)
Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute
Bangor University
ADAS
Central Association of Agricultural Valuers
University of Cambridge Centre for Landscape Regeneration
University of Gloucestershire Countryside and Community Research Institute
Cranfield University
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Food, Farming and Countryside Commission
Forest Research
Innovation for Agriculture
University of Exeter Land, Environment, Economics and Policy Institute (LEEP)
Mentera
National Trust
Natural England
Place Collective
University of Greenwich Natural Resources Institute
Rothamsted Research
Royal Agricultural University
Scotland’s Rural College
Sustainable Soils Alliance
James Hutton Institute
University of the West England Bristol
UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
University of Aberdeen
Queen's University Belfast
University of Leeds
University of Leicester
University of Oxford
University of Reading
Ulster University
Vizzuality
John Gilliland
Rapid Engagement with Stressed Peatland Environments and Communities in Transformation (RESPECT) Project
Eunomia Research and Consulting
Aberystwyth University Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS)
Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute
Bangor University
ADAS
Central Association of Agricultural Valuers
University of Cambridge Centre for Landscape Regeneration
University of Gloucestershire Countryside and Community Research Institute
Cranfield University
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Food, Farming and Countryside Commission
Forest Research
Innovation for Agriculture
University of Exeter Land, Environment, Economics and Policy Institute (LEEP)
Mentera
National Trust
Natural England
Place Collective
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Funders

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
UK Research and Innovation
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Scottish Government
Welsh Government
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
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