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NatCap collaborates with wide-ranging experts from Stanford’s institutes, centers, programs, and seven schools to co-develop pioneering, actionable, and transformative work related to the following topics. 

Our Home at Stanford University

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From our base in the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability's Woods Institute for the Environment, and in the School of Humanities & Sciences' Department of Biology, NatCap's work spans all seven Stanford schools, as well as numerous institutes, centers, and programs across the university.

Doerr School of Sustainability

Creating equitable solutions at a global scale with partners worldwide, so humans and nature thrive together.

Stanford University

Humanities and Sciences

Understanding how to foster systems change through both the mind & the heart.

 

GSB,  Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service

Business

Equipping future executives with a perspective of global sustainability and providing practical approaches to support both the economy and the environment.

Education

Scaling training and capacity development programs to support decision-makers worldwide.

Engineering quad, credit:  Andrew Brodhead

Engineering

Supporting coastal resilience, mitigating flood risks, and developing cutting-edge models.

Law

Exploring legal instruments that encourage the use of nature-based solutions to development challenges.

Stanford Hospital, credit: Andrew Brodhead

Medicine

Illuminating connections between nature and physical, cognitive & emotional dimensions of health.

Institutes and Centers

Center for Conservation Biology

Center on China’s Economy and Institutions

Center on Food Security and the Environment

Morrison Institute for Population Biology and Resource Studies

Precourt Institute for Energy

  • Environmental and Energy Policy Analysis Center

Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment 

  • Center for Ocean Solutions
  • Water in the West
  • Program for Disease Ecology, Health and the Environment
  • INOGO Program