Groups and Societies involved in Sustainability
Whether you're passionate about climate action, nature, sustainable food, ethical consumption, or creating positive change in your community, there are many opportunities to get involved at Warwick. Our sustainability-themed groups and societies bring together students and staff to learn, collaborate, campaign and take action on environmental and social issues. Explore the groups below to find like-minded people, develop new skills and make a difference during your time at Warwick.
Warwick SU & Sustainability
Warwick Students鈥� Union champions sustainability through student representation, campaigns, volunteering opportunities and societies, while working with the University to advance environmental and ethical action across campus.
Passionate about all things green? Care about the future of our planet? Or do you simply want to promote more earth-conscious behaviours but don鈥檛 know where to start? Sustainability Forum are here to represent you!
The SU and University run a 拢5,000 fund that any student or student group can apply to for funding, to provide financial support to initiatives that promote sustainability.
Sustainability Networks, Groups and Societies
A society that promotes sustainable, ethical, and circular fashion.
A group of climate activists fighting for a more just and sustainable university
Planted in 2011, Warwick Allotment Society took over the running of a growing space on campus which was established in 2009.
Animal Rights Warwick is an inclusive society for animal liberation, animal product-free diets, and animal-conscious lifestyles.
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The ESG Society is aiming to create a community that fosters awareness, education, and action on ESG-related issues
Warwick Global Sustainable Development Society is a fun space for anyone looking to meet friends, take new opportunities, and get involved in university life.
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Warwick Volunteers supports students at the 天美传媒 to volunteer in the communities around campus and where they live.
Student engineering society helping global communities