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Wednesday 14 October

Sign up to this fun activity to learn more about the management of green spaces on campus, while meeting like-minded nature lovers from across the University.

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As global leaders head to COP31 this November, this public lecture explores what multilateral climate cooperation can still achieveLink opens in a new window in a world of fracturing alliances and rising geopolitical tension.

The next day, join a masterclass on turning research into real influenceLink opens in a new window inside the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change process, from accreditation routes to the spaces where academics can shape the negotiations.

Wednesday 7 October

Did you know that we have recorded over 180 species of moths on campus to date? Join us on our last moth survey of the year and learn more about these fascinating creatures.

Applying for research funding? Explore the new Sustainability Support resource for sustainability statements, evidence and recommendations to help you respond to questions in funding applications.

Need to find a new home for something, or looking for a bargain? Staff and students are welcome to sell, buy, donate and borrow personal items through our Marketplace.

Join us in B2.01 (Science Concourse) for a film screening on the morning of the 24th, and a "campus as a living lab" session on the morning of the 25th, looking at how ÌÇÐÄTV's own campus, energy use, biodiversity, food choices and wellbeing can become a site for course-based and undergraduate research. Both mornings link into the wider hub's afternoon programme.

The team have been praised for putting sustainability at the heart of what they do, and driving meaningful change across sourcing, nutrition, staff wellbeing, food waste and environmental impact through the Eatwise strategy.

Tuesday 22 September

Join the last small mammal survey of 2026 to explore an area we haven't surveyed before for these small but important animals.

A big thank you to everyone who has shared photos of campus with us over the last few months – we hope everyone has enjoyed seeing them in the inbox insite banner! Take a look at our gallery with more of the beautiful wildlife images you’ve been sharing.