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Colleagues all across the University are taking part in Climate Literacy Training – online and in-person – which explains how we can take steps to reduce our impact on the planet. We spoke to Gary Stocker (Test Engineer, WMG) to find out why he'd recommend getting involved.

Warwick has signed the Nature Positive Pledge – a commitment to start a journey to halt and reverse nature loss, and to actively restore biodiversity and ecosystems affected by our activities. But what will this mean in practice, and how can staff get involved? We caught up with the Sustainability team to find out.

Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 May
How can we prepare for a more sustainable future? This collaborative event will bring together academics, professional services staff and students across all disciplines with an interest in sustainability.

Take a look at our 2023/24 Energy and Carbon ReportLink opens in a new window, where you can see the energy, carbon and water performance of buildings across campus. How does yours compare?

Wednesday 14 May 
Join us on the first small mammal survey of 2025 and see which species of small furry animals can be found at a previously unsurveyed location. Limited spaces, registration essential.

The UK’s annual clothing consumption has a water footprint of eight billion cubic metres - enough to fill Scotland’s largest lake, Loch Ness! But we can make a difference. Join the Fashion Footprint challenge with Warwick Green Rewards and take action.

Wednesday 16 April
This lunchtime litter pick isn’t just a chance to make campus more wildlife-friendly – it's also a great way to make friends, get outdoors, and enjoy the springtime sunshine.

Monday 28 April 
Sign up for a relaxing hour in the fresh air and help us to uncover the diverse plant and animal life we have on campus, as part of City Nature Challenge, a global wildlife-recording initiative.

Wednesday 30 April
Member of the Warwick research community? You’re invited to the second Learning Circle event, which provides support for developing interdisciplinary research projects on sustainability.