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...
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Meet The Student Sustainability Architect Making LS6 a Better Place to Live
Meet Michael, one of our Student Sustainability Architects who is working on the Sustainability Service’s Community Streets Project. We chatted with him about the project...
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...
Internship applications are now open! Hear from our current interns
Exciting news! We’ve just launched applications for next year's internships within the Sustainability Service. There are currently two internships available; a Communications and Engagement Assistant...
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...
January LUNSHE: Exploring Creativity, Open Education, and Sustainability
On 21st January, the LUNSHE (Leeds University Network for Sustainability in Higher Education) community had the pleasure of hosting Professor Chrissi Nerantzi, institutional lead for...
Student voices for a greener future: a Climate Action Leeds collaboration
As 2024 drew to a close, the Sustainability Service’s Positive Impact Partners programme teamed up with Climate Action Leeds (CAL) to host an insightful discussion...
Five reasons to choose vegan this Veganuary
1. Promotes better animal welfare standards Choosing a vegan lifestyle actively contributes to reducing the demand for factory farming. This choice helps decrease the volume of...
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...