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2 Mar 2018: How do we get people to eat more plants and fewer animal. ... Reducing heating and energy use: save money. • Eating more plants: health, animal welfare, tastes delicious. •

19 Aug 2019:  Ensure that animal welfare standards are adhered to, including through adherence to Red Tractor Assured standards as minimum. ...  Reduce the consumption of dairy products.  Ensure that animal products are from certified higher welfare standards

11 May 2020: Animals which may not be taken or killed in certain ways in Europe. ... WCAS5 Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 Schedule 5. Animal species with special protection in the UK.

8 Jun 2021: Teaching and research features highly within the estate, with a Centre for Continuing Education, livestock farming to provide animals for the Veterinary School, and woodland used for ecological research. ... ReferenceThe establishment of 800 Wood at

26 Oct 2017: custom postcode maps by www.gbmaps.com. CAMBRIDGE. PETERBOROUGH. CORBY. KETTERING. NORTHAMPTON. LONDONBRISTOL. ... TILBURY. custom postcode maps by www.gbmaps.com. CAMBRIDGE. PETERBOROUGH. CORBY. KETTERING. NORTHAMPTON.

11 Dec 2018: In addition to this, there is little research about biodiversity in Cambridge specifically. ...  Provide habitats for animals, birds and especially small organisms which can hide.

9 Sep 2019: The University Catering Service (UCS) is the University of Cambridge’s in house catering service. ... While dairy produces less emissions than meat production, it is still reliant on the rearing of an animal.

3 Feb 2017: Can bring health and. animal welfare benefits. too. 1. Promoting vegetarian/vegan options. ... 18. Panel Discussion. Professor Howard Griffiths University of Cambridge Department of Plant Sciences.

12 Nov 2020: Cambridge University Library site (Cambridge). • Cambridge University Library Offsite Storage Facility (near Ely). • ... Yarmouth Farm near Lolworth, Girton, Whittlesford, and south of the West Cambridge Site.

20 Mar 2024: compared to the previous year and lower electricity consumption at the Cambridge Biomedical. ... Mark Jermy, Head Grounds Supervisor,. University of Cambridge. 24. A Nature Positive University.

1 Jun 2017: Cambridge University Botanic Garden. Environmental Sustainability Report 201612. Trends and progress against target. • ... In progress /future plans. In August 2016 the University of Cambridge re-tendered its main waste contract.

13 Sep 2023: Cambridge University Library site (Cambridge). • Cambridge University Library Offsite Storage Facility (near Ely). • ... Yarmouth Farm near Lolworth, Girton, Whittlesford, and south of the West Cambridge Site.

18 Nov 2014: 3. 4. AN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY POLICY TO MATCH THE STATUS AND STANDING OF CAMBRIDGE. ... 4. An Environmental Sustainability Policy to match the Status and Standing of Cambridge.

10 Apr 2019: For Cambridge, this challenge is compounded by the University’s multifaceted nature and its continuing growth. ... The latter’s grounds contain many new roosting, feeding and habitat features for animals.

27 Jan 2023: Key Outcomes The Colleges are responsible for 5% of the area of Cambridge City, and have significantareas already in positive biodiversity management. ... With input from Susie Cook and Rachel Steward,Sustainability Team, Estates Division, University of

12 Feb 2021: The £3.5 billion Cambridge University Endowment Fund announced significant new sustainable investment ambitions including:. ... We also developed a tool for the 31 Cambridge Colleges to develop their own SBTs.

28 Jul 2015: 3. 4. AN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY POLICY TO MATCH THE STATUS AND STANDING OF CAMBRIDGE. ... 4. An Environmental Sustainability Policy to match the Status and Standing of Cambridge.

19 Jun 2020: The Cambridge Biodiversity Metric. A method of quantifying biodiversity on the University of Cambridge estate. ... purpose is to serve the University of Cambridge Biodiversity Action Plan on the University’s estate.

19 Jun 2020: The Cambridge Biodiversity Metric. A method of quantifying biodiversity on the University of Cambridge estate. ... 8) There should be no evidence of inappropriate management, e.g. deep ruts, animal poaching or compaction.