Making musical connections in the community
This year saw the launch of the Sustainability Community Arts Project; a new approach to community engagement using the creative arts to promote sustainable communities...
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Packed LUNSHE!
A year of building community and partnerships to embed sustainability into programmes of study and student opportunities Our Leeds University Network for Sustainability in Higher...
Reflections on our new Sustainability into Primary Schools programme
Reflections on an exciting new collaboration One of the most exciting aspects of working in the field of sustainability is the opportunity to make new...
A bold new approach to urban biodiversity at the University of Leeds
This year on International Day for Biological Diversity, we are excited to announce the publication of the new Biodiversity Standard, that will guide the University...
Moving Out? Sort it out!
We’re bringing back our Moving Out campaign in partnership with Unipol and other higher Education institutions across the city to help support students and ease...
The Climate Action Training Module transforming anxiety into action
- An April LUNSHE (Leeds University Network for Sustainability in Higher Education) blog In a world increasingly shaped by the climate crisis, education has emerged...
Geothermal Campus Living Lab
The Geothermal Campus Living Lab was begun in early 2024 as part of a collaboration between the University's Net Zero team, Facilities Directorate, Estates, Buro...
Turning ambitious net zero plans into action
As we reach a pivotal point on our net zero pathway, James Dixon-Gough, Head of Net Zero Delivery, gives us an update on progress so...
November LUNSHE reflections: Doughnut Economics
November’s LUNSHE event focused on the principles of Doughnut Economics, the role of local community activism, and strategies for educating a generation of change-makers. The...
A lesson in sustainable travel: the Woodbridge Annuals (1881-1892)
Sarah and Rachel Knight were two sisters, who in the late 19th century cycled from their home in Headingley, all around the UK and as...