Springer Nature works closely with a large global community of academic researchers and educators who, through their work, want to disseminate their ideas, solve problems and leave the world better than they found it.
Our people share a passion for making a positive difference to the world by helping this community find solutions to the world’s biggest problems, and acting responsibly to protect the planet for future generations.
We also work closely with the communities local to us and our 45 offices across the world. We get involved through events, charitable donations, and volunteering to support researchers, science communicators and to encourage new generations to consider careers in STEM.
In King’s Cross, London – our home for 30 years, we recently curated an award-winning photography exhibition of working scientists across the world that reached three million passersby. In July 2025, we hosted a special screening of The Martian at Everyman on the Canal; a free, open-air cinema in King’s Cross. Colleagues from our London office—nearly 1,500 people working closely with science and research everyday—chose the film to show that effective science communications take many forms.
On this page you will find more information on the work we do to reduce our environmental footprint, create an inclusive workplace across our company of nearly 10,000 colleagues, and forge links with the communities we serve.
Downloads
