Aquatic ecologist and Tyler Prize Executive Committee Member Stephanie Hampton talks to us about big, blue lakes, the challenges of leadership and what has surprised her in joining the Tyler Prize.

“The ocean is in trouble and therefore, so are we.”

“Are we capable of balancing human development and the conservation of nature? The rate of environmental decline suggests ‘no’, development will continue… and nature will suffer.”

The Tyler Prize is deeply saddened at the passing of Dr. Warren M. Washington, atmospheric scientist and 2019 Tyler Prize Laureate, on October 18, 2024 at the age of 88.

“My work helped save cheetahs from extinction. Who will save the other species?”

The Tyler Prize is deeply saddened at the passing of Dr. Bruce N. Ames, biochemist and 1985 Tyler Prize Laureate, on October 5, 2024, at the age of 95.

“Can A ‘Biodiversity Market’ Help Nature? Lessons From Australia.”

“It felt to me like the most important film I might ever make.”

Explaining Planetary Boundaries: An Interview with, 2024 Tyler Prize Laureate Professor Dr. Johan Rockström.

Exploring Planetary Boundaries: An Interview with, Tyler Prize Executive Committee Member Dr. Jim Watson.