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...
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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...
How to have a more sustainable Christmas
For many Christmas is a time of connecting with loved ones and taking a well deserved break, but, it can also be a time of...
5 reasons to contribute at the Student Sustainability Research Conference
Have you worked on a sustainability-related project during your studies? The Student Sustainability Research Conference (SSRC) is a fantastic platform to showcase your ideas, connect...
Some reflections from our October LUNSHE
The October LUNSHE session centred on setting academic "New Year’s resolutions" aimed at empowering educators to inspire the next generation of change-makers. Talk 1: Alex...
3 Steps to Becoming a Confident Cyclist
Have you ever been stuck in traffic, or had to walk in the rain to campus and envied the cyclist speeding past? I know I...
Reinventing urban spaces through co-production
This month, we’re shining the light on an innovative research project that highlights the power of partnerships between civic, public, and the higher education sectors....
Bridging communities and academia: a Student Sustainability Architect blog
Rishabh Bezbaruah is a Student Sustainability Architect, who has been working on a project within the Positive Impact Partners (PIP) programme. In this blog post...
Creating green spaces: community gardening at the University of Leeds
Student Sustainability Architect, Coline Lightfoot, reflects upon this year's community gardening projects... As the Student Sustainability Architect for community gardening projects, this year’s projects have...
A step-by-step guide to Biodiversity Monitoring
Hannah Long, Student Sustainability Architect has created this beginner friendly guide to biodiversity monitoring. Monitoring can be done in your day-to-day life, helping you learn...