A key part of the Sustainability Exchange is encouraging dialogue and sharing of ideas and approaches whether through resources, forums or other online methods. Inspired by this principle we created a range of 'exchanges' which are short, free, lunchtime webinars on a variety of interesting topics.
The selection of EAUC Events are available here.
Sponsored by Salix Finance, the topic of this webinar is engaging young people in sustainability, linking with COP29 and celebrating winners of this year’s Green Gown Awards. We will hear from the Green Gown Awards 2024 Sustainability Student & Staff Champions on their winning projects to dis...
Join us online via Zoom on the Environmental Sustainability Concordat for the research and innovation sector on Wednesday 20th November 2024 at 2pm. This webinar will provide an overview of the concordat’s goals, progress to date, and future directions. Attendees will gain practical insight ca...
As we once again look forward to the announcement of the prestigious Green Gown Awards, we are excited to invite you to a special one-hour webinar presented by Keele University. This event is co-hosted by The Energy Consortium (TEC) and the EAUC, featuring a discussion with Julian Read about Keele&r...
This webinar is for the launch of the Governance Toolkit: A Whole College Approach to Climate Action. This toolkit was developed by Education and Training Foundation in partnership with EAUC and Association of Colleges, and supports governors to address climate change as a strategic business issu...
Following feedback received, we are continuing to host three (each lasting 1 hour) Senior Member Roundtables per year, exclusively for EAUC Key Contacts and Fellows. Hosted by senior EAUC staff, the Roundtables are a blend of high-level insight and input to EAUC and wider sector policy and initiativ...
Force of Nature are the leading youth non-profit turning climate anxiety into action. Running programmes of young people around the world to bring emotional literacy to help them understand how they're feeling and think critically, as well as translate these feelings into action rather than being o...
The first in EAUC's new focus series on International projects. These webinars give us a chance to discuss some award winning International Green Gown Award entries, and have the opportunity for an informal discussion on how we might gain insight, inspiration and ideas from our International comm...
Together with Mobilityways, UK's leading experts in decarbonising the commute, EAUC is hosting a webinar about a range of challenges associated with Scope 3 commuter emissions at HE/FE institutions. Join Mobilityways and a line-up of panellists on 4th October 11am, as they discuss three core issues:...
*** FULLY BOOKED *** EAUC & UUCN: Climate Impact Assessment Training Series This training series is in partnership with the UK Universities Climate Network (UUCN), AUDE & BUFDG. Climate poses both physical and transition risks. This paper focuses on physical risks, including extreme weather...
Introducing a Net Zero Carbon Supplier Tool as a solution for universities tackling their biggest source of carbon emissions: Supply Chain (Scope 3) In this webinar you will hear from Nottingham Trent University (NTU) and NET Positive Futures on how their innovative Net Zero Carbon Supplier Tool ...
EAUC, in partnership with the UK University Climate Network (UUCN), AUDE and BUFDG, are hosting this webinar. Climate poses both physical and transition risks. This paper focuses on physical risks, including extreme weather events that impact people, operations and facilities across the HE & FE s...
This project is a partnership with EAUC, AUDE & BUFDG. We will be launching our report and calculator tool from this project at this session. The speakers will be: Simon Alsbury, Energise Karel Thomas, BUFDG Jane White, AUDE Fiona Goodwin, EAUC ...
Through partnership, EAUC and BSI have the following aim: To address carbon reductions through to net zero credibly for the education sector through a standardised approach to developing Science-Based targets, and to verification and validation to ensure accuracy and transparency, through in...
Through partnership, EAUC and BSI have the following aim: To address carbon reductions through to net zero credibly for the education sector through a standardised approach to developing targets that are science aligned, and to verification and validation to ensure accuracy and transparency, thr...
In this presentation Dr Philip Pothen (University of Kent) and Tilda Ferree (The Food Foundation) will explore the idea of the Right to Food – what it is, where it comes from, and how it could help in our understanding of food and its place in our lives and society. We will discuss what univer...
This meeting is to discuss the main issues surrounding sustainable IT and the impacts on Scope 3. We will be joined by partners UCISA & JISC and we will discuss what support we as a collective can bring to the sector. You can see the meeting recording below: ...
UUCN and EAUC webinar: Assessing climate risk and strengthening resilience for UK Higher & Further Education Institutes Context In early March 2023, the UK Universities Climate Network (UUCN) released the most recent working paper and case studies in their net zero universities series focused on...
You'd like to make Sustainability part of every new staff members induction, but aren't sure where to start. This workshop discussed sustainability online mandatory training courses for HE institutions based on the experiences of the University of Leicester. In this session we will hear from Ali...
Speakers: Lee Hibbett from the University of Nottingham - winner of the staff sustainability champion category Anastasia Sofia Semaan from Canterbury Christ Church University - highly commended in the student sustainability champion category Hayley Bristow, Green Gown award judge and programme ma...
Science facilities are extremely energy and resource intensive, and can represent a challenge to address in terms of sustainability. A variety of sustainable science programmes and initiatives have spread across the UK in recent years, and the EAUC is excited to bring some of those driving these ...
A key way to reduce carbon is to look at heating in buildings, which can be how the building is heated as well as how heat is lost. This webinar, for those working directly in Further and Higher education institutions, brings together key individuals from universities and a college, to explain wh...
This event has now taken place. Find full resources from the event here. ----- This will be the fourth in our new 'Realigning Curricula for the Future' series of events, focussing on education for sustainable development in specific subject areas. In this session we will focus on Mathematics...
Numerous public sector organisations are keen to reach net zero as soon as possible - none more so than colleges. Yet colleges face the challenge of having relatively limited resources in terms of budget and also time and people. Salix Finance and the EAUC are holding this webinar to show colleges w...
This event has now taken place. Find full resources from the event here. ----- This will be the third in our new 'Realigning Curricula for the Future' series of events, focussing on education for sustainable development in specific subject areas. In this session we will focus on Art and Des...
This event has now taken place. Find full resources from the event here. ------ This will be the second in our new 'Realigning Curricula for the Future' series of events, focussing on education for sustainable development in specific subject areas. In this session we will focus on Law. ...
Are you thinking about running Carbon Literacy within your organisation? Would you find some practical examples from Institutions that have already achieved success with this useful? This webinar was an opportunity to hear from several organisations who have taken part in EAUC Carbon Literacy Tra...
This event has now taken place. Find full resources from the event here. ----- This will be the first in our new 'Realigning Curricula for the Future' series of events, focussing on education for sustainable development in specific subject areas. We are pleased to be starting off the series...
This practically focused event drew on the collective expertise of the Civic University Network and the EAUC to explore the role of universities in developing and delivering appropriate responses to climate change. Drawing on sector examples of both best practice and lessons learnt, this session ...
This workshop looked to discuss how teaching staff can work toward the 'ideal' curriculum for sustainable development. In this session we heard from Alex Meredith, a psychology and sustainability professor at Nottingham Trent University, who has created a toolkit for ESD. This toolkit contains sc...
Following on the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) recommendation that colleges in England should submit their carbon reporting through the Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR), we are now delighted to bring to EAUC FE members a SECR tool developed in partnership with Hillside Envir...
Excellence in Education for Sustainable Development: sharing best practice to embed sustainability in curricula Bournemouth University have run an Excellence in Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Award for the past 6 years to share and reward best practice around embedding the UN Sustain...
In a first for UK higher education, the London School of Economics and Political Science has been independently verified as carbon neutral for the academic year 2020/21, for all its measured emissions. The School was verified by global certification organisation BSI, against the internationally r...
Race To Zero is a global campaign to rally leadership and support from businesses, cities, regions, investors and universities and colleges for a healthy, resilient, zero carbon recovery that prevents future threats, creates decent jobs, and unlocks inclusive, sustainable growth. Led by the High-...
Race To Zero is a global campaign to rally leadership and support from businesses, cities, regions, investors and universities and colleges for a healthy, resilient, zero carbon recovery that prevents future threats, creates decent jobs, and unlocks inclusive, sustainable growth. Led by the High-...
The Retrofit Accelerator Workplaces programme (also referred to as RE:FIT) is an award-winning tried and tested programme used to help make London's non-domestic public buildings and assets more energy efficient, lowering emissions and saving public money on energy spending. The Accelerator helps a ...
Following on the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) recommendation that colleges in England should submit their carbon reporting through the Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR), we are now delighted to bring to EAUC FE members a SECR tool developed in partnership with Hillside Envir...
Labs can be one of the most resource-intensive spaces in our institutions. If you joined us for our First webinar on Sustainable Labs in January, you are sure to benefit from joining us again to hear more. If you missed that session, you can find the video and resources here. In this sess...
Join us for a discussion on addressing embodied carbon and scope 3 in HE & FE construction and procurement. Agenda Welcome from Chair, Joel Cardinal, Head of Energy & Sustainability, University of Warwick Presentation from Tom Spurrier, Whole Life Carbon Roadmap - Project Lead, UK Green B...
This event will provide support to colleges in England to prepare for the Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) which is now recommended for colleges to do by the ESFA. The deadline for colleges to submit their data is 31st March 2021. We will hear from Sally Farnhill and Chris Patterson...
EAUC are facilitating an opportunity for Members to have an opportunity to input into a new university & college Carbon Reduction Targets Ranking that Students Organising for Sustainability UK will be launching in September. This event is open for all EAUC Educational Members in the UK. A Scotlan...
Informal discussion on Professional Bodies Membership and other training opportunities. Members will share their experiences of the Energy Institute Membership process including chartered status. We will also discuss other relevant professional bodies. Speakers: Andrew Bryers, Energy, E...
Join in this interactive webinar to learn how to make the most of your 2019 Green Gown Awards application. Get a range of tops tips for creating a successful application from judge Sarah Horner, Head of Policy and Communications from the Learning and Work Institute, Zoe Robinson, Director of Educati...
Over the past week we've seen a lot in the press about the climate emergency, some of us may have participated or seen the protests. Colleagues at the University of Bristol and the University of Newcastle have decided to 'make this personal' and declare a Climate Emergency. This webinar lo...
Members are invited to join the EAUC for a free webinar to discuss the consultation 'Leading by example: cutting energy bills and carbon emissions in the public and higher education sectors’ from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). As part of the Clean Growth...
This webinar chronicles Canterbury Christ Church University’s experience of hosting the highly successful Whole Earth? exhibition by the award winning photo journalist, Mark Edwards, which has toured universities in the UK and overseas. It is underpinned by the notion that the ideas which stu...
Join Carbon Credentials’ experts to explore how quick-win, low-cost energy savings can be achieved through improved building control, and staff, student and tenant engagement. It is widely acknowledged that the majority of both modern and older buildings are not run and maintained in the m...
Lancaster University use SharePoint to manage and enable document control in their ISO 14001 & 18001 management systems. Whilst not perfect, Lancaster have found SharePoint to be a quite effective system for document management, control and tracking and ensuring all relevant people have access t...
This webinar was originally due to take place on Wednesday 14th December 2016 and has now been rearranged . This webinar explored 3 leading examples of Living Labs through the perspectives of Katja Brundiers & Fletcher Beaudoin. Katja spearheaded formalisation and expansion of the ‘Seed...
For the last 8 years PwC UK, supporter of the 2016 Green Gown Awards Sustainability Reporting category, has been analysing sustainability reporting in both the private and public sectors, and sharing the insights gained from this analysis as part of their company’s purpose: to build public tru...
John Robinson, Professor at the University of Toronto and former Associate Provost of Sustainability at The University of British Columbia, has an international reputation in the areas of urban sustainability, citizen engagement, education for sustainable development and developing the campus as a L...
LiFE Frameworks: Learning & Teaching, Student Engagement, Community and Public Engagement With the support of our members, the EAUC has launched a national project on Living Labs. We invite academics, operational staff, and students from all institutions to learn more about Living Labs and have a...
Building Student Muscle - letting them do the hard work so you don’t have to! LiFE Frameworks: Student Engagement An hour with the University of Leicester Environment Team and Student Union Sabbatical Officers as they share their ideas and experiences of giving power back to students. 20...
LiFE Frameworks: Learning and Teaching Why should I attend? This webinar was led by Martin Farley, Research Efficiency Officer at King's College London, who won the Sustainability Professional Award at the 2015 Green Gown Awards for his work pioneering innovative projects in a largely untapped a...
AECOM, in partnership with the EAUC, will be delivering a webinar looking at how higher and further education organisations can integrate their findings from climate change risk assessments and adaptation assessments into normal business activities. This webinar is complimentary to the two adapta...
This event is by invitation only and is now fully booked.
This webinar is the second of two adaptation presentations delivered by Adaptation Scotland, with part one providing an introduction to adaptation and Adaptation Scotland’s ‘Five steps’ guidance. Part two will focus on providing advice on completing the adaptation section of the...
This webinar is one of two adaptation presentations delivered by Adaptation Scotland. Part one will offer an introduction to climate change adaptation, from what it is (and isn’t), to a look at the policy context and what is involved in working through an adaptation process. Ideas for &lsqu...
The Carbon Scenario Tool has been developed as a joint funded project between the University of Edinburgh and the Scottish Funding Council. The tool was designed principally to manage, report and forecast carbon emissions for the University’s estate and operations. It contains the facility to ...
LiFE Framework: Learning and Teaching This session explored what teaching ‘sustainability’ might look like in the Humanities, and considered if supporting students to actively know-with (not passively know-about) can create sustainability literate graduates. Why should I attend? I...
This event will officially launch the new Biodiversity Guide and Biodiversity Community of Practice (CoP). There will be a number of presentations and workshops throughout the day on managing and delivering biodiversity on campus, such as biodiversity monitoring across urban institutions and bio...
LiFE Frameworks: Leadership In this webinar, Jamie Agombar, Head of Sustainability at NUS, will discuss the reports recently published as a result of the FOI requests on student and staff attitudes towards divestment and renewables. Why should I attend? In this webinar Jamie Agombar will outl...
LiFE Framework: Resource Efficiency and Waste According to UN reports, e-waste is the fastest growing waste stream, worldwide. Does your college or university find itself lacking a solution for its e-waste? Why should I watch this podcasr? This podcast will give you ideas about how you can ma...
LiFE Framework: Learning and Teaching Industrial irons are frequently used by students and then left on, wasting up 400 kWh per year. LCF raised awareness of this waste throughout the institution and most effectively, in the classrooms. Why should I attend? In this webinar you will learn abo...
LiFE Frameworks: Utilities and Procurement and Supplier Engagement ESOS compliance may affect a number of universities due to the student funding source or the size of internal businesses. Join us for an informal short summary presentation from an EAUC member and Q and A session. Who is thi...
LiFE Framework: N/A EAUC Competency Level: Starting out / On the Road (what does this mean?) The EAUC hosted this webinar with Salix Finance to introduce the 3rd round of the Salix College Energy Fund. Salix presented examples of past projects, eligible technologies and a comprehensive break ...
This free EAUC/SSN Webinar is designed for tertiary education institutions completing their Public Sector Climate Change Duties Report. The event will cover part 3 of the reporting template (Corporate Emissions, Targets and Project Data). This 2 hour session will take delegates through this sect...
LiFE Frameworks: Travel and Transport This webinar will divulge into the collaborative project involving six FHE’s in and around Edinburgh. Development of the e-Cycle project involving the procurement of 28 electrically assisted pedal cycles housed within the institutions. Overview of the p...
LiFE Frameworks: Leadership In this webinar Dave Gorman, Director of Social Responsibility & Sustainability at the University of Edinburgh, will reflect on the process the institution undertook to divest from fossil fuels. Joined by Iain Patton, EAUC Chief Executive, Dave will share his experienc...
LiFE Frameworks: Student Engagement & Staff Engagement and Human Resources In this webinar the Sustainability Team at Manchester Metropolitan University shared their experience of using social media to engage with staff and students both every day and for specific projects. Why should I attend?...
LiFE Priority Area: Staff Engagement and Human Resources & Student Engagement An hour with the University of Leicester Environment Team on their experiences of Twitter, including top tips and relationships with other departments. A good opportunity to ask questions and share thoughts on how to e...
LiFE Priority Area: Travel and Transport • Join Tusker on the road to driving down emissions with salary sacrifice cars • Learn just how sustainable a salary sacrifice car scheme is! • Offer your employees a valued benefit that’s also carbon neutral! Why should I attend?...
LiFE Framework: Learning and Teaching Embedding sustainability into an undergraduate curriculum at Plymouth University Sustainability has been embedded into our undergraduate nursing curriculum using scenarios that focus on resources and waste. Design students participate and observe stude...
LiFE Priority Area: Estates and Operations Recently, the consultancy Brite Green published a Carbon Reduction League Table for English universities. Representing our Members, the EAUC entered into dialogue with Brite Green to understand their intentions and question their methodology. The EAUC...
LiFE Framework: Student Engagement / Learning and Teaching The University of Nottingham have been using online learning to increase the sustainability literacy of their students (and staff). This webinar repeats a popular session at the recent "Challenging Connections" EAUC Annual Conference an...
Join in this interactive webinar to learn how to make the most of your 2015 Green Gown Awards application. Get a range of tops tips for creating a successful application, including what not to do! There is a definite art to crafting a successful award submission. So we’ve produced our top 1...
LiFE Framework: Procurement and Supplier Engagement Serving up Success: An overview of sustainable catering, including an introduction to the SRA’s pioneering Sustainable Catering Rating for University Caterers. Plus insights into sustainability on campus from Plymouth University&rsquo...
LiFE Framework: Resource Efficiency and Waste Scotland’s zero waste plans received a big boost after becoming the first nation to join the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Circular Economy 100 programme: CE100. This global network of 100 companies, innovators and administrations has ...
LiFE Frameworks: Resource efficiency and waste and Learning and teaching Today’s economic conditions require a change in perspective. An innovative approach is needed which integrates systems thinking and looks beyond the linear ‘take, make, dispose’ model. As the first Globa...
LiFE Framework: Resource Efficiency and Waste The Carbon Trust Standard for Waste publicly recognises your institution’s efforts in reducing waste and provides tangible proof to your staff, student and suppliers that you are committed to making future reductions. This short lunchtime web...
This was a meeting for the EAUC Transport Community of Practice. This was an EAUC Member only meeting, if you would like to join this group please click here. The theme of this meeting was cycling and includes contributions from Cycle Solutions, University of Westminster and University of Greenwi...
LiFE Framework: N/A EAUC Competency Level: Starting out / On the Road (what does this mean?) Salix hosted a webinar to introduce the Salix College Energy Fund. The podcast is now available. This will be useful for those looking to apply for the second release of funding. The webinar is desi...
The amount of food being wasted by food service outlets is equivalent to 1 in 6 meals. Find out how to reduce food waste, its costs and your environmental impact. Hear about how Swansea University got started and has taken action to reduce its food waste and recycle more. LiFE Framework: Resour...
LiFE Framework: Student Engagement EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (what does this mean?) This is an EAUC Member only benefit How can you engage students on a mass level? Are there ways to reach across campuses and communities? Do you want to bring more students into your union...
LiFE Framework: Student Engagement EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (what does this mean?) This is an EAUC Member only benefit 60% of students want to learn more about sustainability, and so NUS is committed to greening curriculums across the UK. In this webinar, we look at h...
LiFE Framework: Student Engagement, Community and Public Engagement EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (what does this mean?) This is an EAUC Member only benefit Student-led greening turns students’ unions into hubs of sustainability at the heart of their wider communities. ...
How to Dress as a Rabbit to Win Awards (Creating short Award Entry Films on a Shoestring) How to create a short film to accompany a Green Gown Award bid with no budget, limited time and no media qualifications. Why should I attend? Applicants are often put off from entering a Green Gown Awar...
LiFE Framework: Staff Engagement and Human Resources, Community and Public Engagement EAUC Compentency Level: Starting Out/ On the Road What does this mean? The University of Manchester’s School Governor Initiative Winner of the International Green Gown award for Social Responsibility i...
LiFE Framework: Research EAUC Competency Level: On the Road (what does this mean?) This is an EAUC Member only benefit Often consuming three to five times more energy per sq meter when compared to other buildings at universities, research laboratories are often overlooked in sustainability e...
LiFE Framework: Learning and Teaching EAUC Compentency Level: On the Road What does this mean? This webinar features two projects at different institutions, University of Bristol and Plymouth University, who were both Highly Commended in the Courses category, at the Green Gown Awards 2013. T...
LiFE Framework: Student Engagement EAUC Competency Level: On the Road (what does this mean?) This is an EAUC Member only benefit This session will holistically explore all the different ways of engaging with students from volunteering to student projects to the curriculum and student counc...
LiFE Framework: Student Engagement EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (what does this mean?) This is an EAUC Member only benefit Can sustainability boost employability? In this webinar, we look at how NUS Students’ Green Fund is supporting projects which provide students ...
LiFE Framework: Utilities EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (what does this mean?) What do you know about the Renewable Heat Incentive? Find out how it can help to reduce your institutions carbon emissions and energy costs. Why should I attend? For those who are unfamiliar with...
Overview You know you need to use less paper, but where do you start? Paper is used for so many different purposes it can be baffling to know where you will get most benefit from efficiency efforts. The concept of ‘paper utility’ can help. This 30 minute webinar introduced the Paper...
LiFE Framework: Procurement and Supplier Engagement EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (what does this mean?) Looking for "NUS Students' Green Fund: working with the community"? Click here! University of Edinburgh are working collaboratively to take fair trade beyond Fairtrade,...
A short talk which looked to explore the complex and diverse subject area of sustainable food. Key areas which were explored: • Food sustainability • Food and health • An introduction to the Soil Association and our work • The Soil Association’s Food for Life Caterin...
LiFE Framework: Procurement and Supplier Engagement EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (what does this mean?) The HE sector is experimenting with different forms of socially responsible public procurement. New initiatives are emerging. How can we go beyond Fairtrade as a sector to i...
LiFE Framework: Travel and Transport EAUC Competency Level: Starting Out/On the Road (What does this mean?) This is an EAUC Member only benefit A review of campus-wide travel planning as an integral aspect of implementing an organization-wide carbon reduction strategy. With examples from ...
A short talk which explored the barriers/motivations to change and the importance of understanding the target audience before embarking on any sustainability behaviour change campaign. The session also provided inspiring examples from other organisations which have successfully changed behaviour by ...
At times of tightened budgets and ever increasing demand for IT services in universities and colleges, one area of cost that can and should be tackled is the cost of energy to run the IT. This is not always easy to do, as these costs are often hidden or subsumed into other costs centres. Typically, ...
Find out how to guarantee high-impact, quality student- driven and staff-supported sustainability projects within education, research, operations and community engagement. How could you implement this in your institution? This webinar aims to share experiences from three student-driven and sta...
How does Green ICT help to make a building more energy efficient? In tackling the carbon and wider environmental impact of universities and colleges, the place that the physical estate has on those impacts cannot be ignored. Much of the low hanging fruit in terms of building performance improvem...
One of the major sources of institutional carbon footprints is that arising from travel. This includes both staff travel (between split sites, for example) staff commuting, student travel (with overseas students adding a major amount) as well as academic travel for conferences, collaboration and oth...
*Please note that the original date of the 11 December has now changed to the 27 November* Apologies for any inconvenience caused. Data centres and the high powered equipment within them are crucial to just about all aspects of university and college activity. This includes computing to support t...
This webinar covered some of the issues associated with the gathering of environmental performance data as well as the communication of this information to a number of different recipients. It was a 35 minutes verbal / visual presentation with 5 minutes for questions and answers. The material...
A short talk on the environmental values of urban green walls focusing on the animal biodiversity, air quality (PM pollution), building insulation (thermal, noise and light) and human well-being. This was a live webinar which took place on the 15 November 2012. We have recorded this webinar for you...
One approach to reduce an organisation’s energy use is to engage your staff and students in these efforts. Many institutions have invested in energy dashboards and the like to show building users the amount of energy that a building is using and variations over different amounts of time. No...
LiFE Framework: Procurement and Supplier Engagement Speaker: Andrew Douglas, University of the West of England In April this year CIPS Sustainability Index (CSI) was developed with the help of a number of leading University Purchasing Organisations. This webinar, presented by Professor Andre...
Eat your campus - a project to develop Loughborough University as an edible landscape LiFE Framework: Partnership and Engagement Speakers: Jo Shields (nee Hasbury), Sustainability Manager (Project Lead), Loughborough University and Anne-Marie Culhane, Designer/Artist, Independent Learn how...
A short webinar in which Nottingham Trent University’s Executive Chef, Ivan Hopkins, will talk through how he and his team achieved a Silver Catering Mark. The webinar will also cover: Why the Catering Mark is important to the university The reaction from students to achievi...
LiFE Framework: Community and Public Engagement A short webinar focusing on De Montfort University’s Square Mile project. David Hollis, the Operations Manager, Square Mile Project from De Montfort University will be exploring established ways in which tertiary education institutions engage ...
LiFE Framework: Learning, Teaching and Research Speaker: Kirsti Norris The role of the sustainability practitioner, champion, change agent or leader - however we describe ourselves - is essential, yet challenging on a daily basis. We are aware of the enormity of the issues, and yet we receiv...
LiFE Framework: Resource efficiency and waste A short webinar exploring the experiences of a Waste Manager whose success has led to an increased recycling rate from 20% to 90%. Learn his top tips to help you achieve the same! Daniel O'Connor, Waste Manager at Newcastle University, discusses t...
LiFE Framework: Biodiversity A short webinar demonstrating how this practical tool from the University of Northampton can help improve biodiversity on your site. Biodiversity is the one area that has often been left out of the spotlight in sustainability plans. The SEED project has changed th...
LiFE Framework: Staff engagement and human resources In order to successfully influence the way people behave, it is crucial to recognise that all our behaviour is contextualised – within the values and attitudes that we hold, the habits we have learned, the people around us, and the tools...
Overview In Europe, packaging accounts for almost half of all paper and board use. Some of this provides vital functions of protecting goods from damage and exposure to the elements. Packaging also conveys information, from brand messages to nutritional data and instructions for users. It is undoub...
LiFE Framework: Learning and Teaching Towards the sustainable university This webinar was based on a new book ‘The Sustainable University – progress and prospects’ which seeks to both challenge higher education and inspire positive change through exploration of the rich notion...
LiFE Framework: Utilities The creation of an ambitious carbon management plan is reliant on the implementation of innovative behavioural change approaches. This webinar explores the possible techniques and includes a number of case studies to demonstrate good practice. Details How best to a...
Overview To reduce the environmental and social impacts and financial costs of paper, many organisations are looking at digital delivery of information. A huge range of paper applications can be replaced by digital alternatives: online newspapers and magazines, ebooks, electronic billing, web ban...
Ann-Marie Cornall from management systems certification and sustainability assurance provider, CICS, and Richard Hipkiss, Director at Digital Energy, discussed why energy management is becoming a necessity in this era of rising energy costs and increased stakeholder interest in an organisation's ...