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New 拢13.6million new WMG hub to transform plastic creation, reuse and recycling
Researchers from WMG will work over the next seven years, alongside the University of Manchester and UCL, to improve the way durable plastics – commonly used in cars, buildings, and electronics – are created, reused, and recycled.
Sustainability Forum: From reflection to action
Thursday 3 July
Calling all researchers and practitioners! If you feel concerned about our planet and want to help shape a more sustainable future, this is your chance to explore innovative approaches to sustainability challenges.
Warwick Wombles litter pick
Wednesday 11 June
Sign up for a lunchtime stroll in the fresh air, ready to make the campus safer for wildlife, create greener spaces for our community, and meet people from across the University.
Meet the Warwick staff who've collaborated to relaunch the Community Fridge
Ever wondered what could happen to unused, refrigerated food at the end of the Warwick day? A new Community Fridge, located on the first floor of the Chemistry building, means that these surplus snacks can now be stored safely – and collected by anyone!
Warwick Green Rewards: Log your sustainable travel for the chance to win 锘�
From Monday 9 June, for one week only, take part in a new 鈥楯ourney Challenge鈥� and earn extra points when you travel sustainably. There are 拢10 vouchers to be won – and the more actions you complete, the greater your chances of winning!
Warwick leads panel discussion on the role of HE in tackling climate change
The multidisciplinary panel session brought together more than 50 Chevening Scholars from across the UK to discuss the responsibilities of universities in the climate crisis.
Energy tour
Wednesday 4 June
Sign up for a lunchtime energy tour and get ready to learn all about the energy-saving projects taking place around campus.
Bat walk
Thursday 12 June
Our 鈥榃arwick at Night鈥� series continues – this time with a focus on bats! Join Warwickshire Bat Group for a nighttime walk to discover which bat species can be found on campus.
Webbing on trees and bushes: Learn more
Have you seen webbing on trees and bushes across campus? This year there seems to be an unusually high number of these webs on plants, around the country - find out what causes them.