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25 Jun 2019: In October 2016 the University introduced a new sustainable food policy which removed beef and lamb from University cafeterias. ... More than 40 students have now taken part in the programme and have run a huge number of diverse projects with many going

10 Apr 2019: The latter’s grounds contain many new roosting, feeding and habitat features for animals. ... Our new Transport Strategy is designed to tackle the challenges associated with those trends.

18 Dec 2019: In November, the University of Cambridge Catering Managers’ Committee hosted a unique sustainable food event at St John’s College for College Fellows and those involved in catering.

26 Mar 2019: The recently completed Biodiversity Baseline Report has given us a picture of the variety of habitats and species that there are across the University’s estate. Some of these habitats are rich in species while others may not be as diverse due to

18 Dec 2019: As part of its commitment to minimise its environmental footprint from transport, and to improve congestion in Cambridge, the University wants to encourage staff, students and visitors to travel more sustainably.

28 May 2019: The visit of mesmerising moths to Jesus College Library a few years ago started a trend in monitoring species, that has not only encouraged Jesus staff and students to get out and explore, but has also encouraged the College to create more spaces to

25 Feb 2019: Sally, our Carbon and Energy Manager, heads up the team and ensures that our utilities are managed effectively and in accordance with legal requirements and the University’s own environmental aspirations.

27 Feb 2019: Going forward, the College intends to not just look at the amount of energy their new £10million building will consume, but they will also look at the embedded carbon of the ... If you would like to share a sustainability news story from your College or

26 Feb 2019: Robinson College have turned to their local water course, Bin Brook, to heat their buildings. Heating will be generated using a Water Source Heat Pump. Water Source Heat Pumps work by extracting heat from a body of water and converting it into

30 Oct 2019: fantastic news that staff had collectively reduced their paper usage by the equivalent of 24 full grown trees each year!