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Tuesday 17 March 
Join colleagues from across Warwick to explore food from every angle - culture, health, sustainability, justice, history, literature, art and more. Share your work, spark new collaborations, and help support new interdisciplinary food research.

Each spring, newts and toads cross the path between the Sports and Wellness Hub and central campus to reach their breeding ponds. Please keep an eye out for these tiny travellers when walking or cycling, especially on mild or wet evenings, to avoid harming them.

Staff and student volunteers in our newt patrol have rescued over 90 so far! Discover how you can help.

Ever thought about joining our award-winning litter picking community? Hear from some of our amazing volunteers who help make the campus safer for wildlife on why they got involved. Interested? Sign up for the next litter pick on Wednesday 18 March. 

Would you like to get out and about on campus with fellow staff and students? Join us on a springtime biodiversity walk on Wednesday 11 March to find out what species of birds are on campus this time of year.

Researchers from Warwick, Northumbria, Birmingham, and Oxford universities have found that making a new kind of solar panel could cut global carbon emissions by up to 8.2 billion tonnes by 2035.

Wednesday 18 February 
Our regular monthly litter picks are back! Join us for a relaxing stroll in the fresh air and help make the campus safer for wildlife.
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We鈥檝e combined improvements like new windows and insulation with low-carbon heating technology, so that the Computer Science building is more comfortable, uses less energy, and has a substantially lower carbon footprint.

It鈥檚 now quicker and easier to order Warwick branded promotional items – such as lanyards, pens, notebooks, tote bags and reusable water bottles – through a new promotional merchandise portal.

A huge well done to the staff and students who came together to collect 137 bags of litter to help protect wildlife on campus.