RENEW
Trees breaking through sunlight in a wooded area

ExCASES Mission Outputs

ExCASES Mission Outputs

ExCASES Mission Outputs

ExCASES is a ‘solutions generator’ designed to tackle issues facing biodiversity renewal that are not covered by RENEW’s four core themes. It provides an agile, flexible mechanism to work collaboratively with partners, researchers, and organisations from diverse sectors on focused topics. This cross-cutting theme is run by an interdisciplinary team of researchers based at the National Trust and the University of Exeter. Download each mission resource by clicking the link at the bottom of each preview.

A front cover image of The Future of Biodiversity Renewal: Aspirational Vision document.

The Future of Biodiversity Renewal: Aspirational Visions

Download the Aspirational Visions (Release date: 12th August 2025)

The PAWS for Thought report front page with a photograph of a spaniel looking up at the camera.

Paws for Thought: towards environmentally friendly dog walking in the UK.

Download the Full Report (Release date: 11th June 2025)

A photograph of a dog seemingly smiling at the camera. Please follow the link to download the full report.

Paws for Thought: Adopting a standardised, holistic approach towards managing the impacts of dog walking on the environment in the UK.

Download the Guidance Report (Release date: 11th June 2025)

Paws for Thought – Traffic Light System

Paws for Thought: Traffic Light symbols

Paws for Thought: Traffic Light Symbol (Red)

Paws for Thought Traffic Light Symbol (Amber)

Paws for Thought Traffic Light Symbol (Green)

Paws for Thought Traffic Light Symbol (Green)

The Who Decides for Nature report frontpage, with an illustration of a round table being conducted by a rabbit.

Who decides for Nature? Embedding deliberative democracy in biodiversity renewal.

Download the Full Report (Release date: 1st May 2025)

The Seeing the Forest for the Deer report frontpage, with a photography of a deer.

Seeing the Forest for the Deer: a participatory process to support stakeholder collaboration in landscape management (Short Summary).

Download the Executive Summary (Release date: 22nd August 2024)

The Seeing the Forest for the Deer report frontpage, with a photography of a deer.

Seeing the Forest for the Deer: a participatory process to support stakeholder collaboration in landscape management. Full Report

Download the Full Report (Release date: 22nd August 2024)

University of Exeter logo National Trust logo NERC logo
renew@exeter.ac.uk