Current students

Please join us for the University of Waterloo's third annual Eco-Summit, entitled "Building Networks."  This event will celebrate our sustainability progress over the past year, with a particular emphasis on the connections that are continuing to strengthen Waterloo's momentum.

Canada is increasingly pressured to respond to climate change and extreme weather events. This discussion will explore current policies and procedures, and panelists will share why we need to bring a new audience into the discussion -- specifically, the capital markets. 

Join Sustainable Waterloo Region (SWR) for an evening of networking and celebration of the local sustainability movement.  Join over 400 community, business, and government leaders in the largest sustainability-focused event in Waterloo Region.

Join the University of Waterloo's team as part of the City of Waterloo's 20-Minute Makeover!

Join REEP Green Solutions and the University of Waterloo Sustainability Coordinator for a fun lunch-time conversation on energy savings at home and at school.  

The Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy invites you to attend Energy Day 2016 featuring an enlightening day of energy research presentations, poster displays, networking opportunities, interesting discussions with researchers, AND a video contest to win prizes!

Have a flair for cooking?  Want to know how to fry up flavourful treats using local eats?  Stop by the Locally Grown Cooking Show for hands-on cooking demos, nutrition/shopping tips, and free samples.

It's Carpool Month!  The winter may be dreary, but you can revitalize your commute by carpooling throughout February.  Complete the weekly challenges to be entered into fun prize draws through Travelwise.

Sustainable Waterloo Region is hosting David Paterson, Vice President Corporate and Environmental Affairs from General Motors Canada, for a discussion of how General Motors prioritizes environmental sustainability in in their facility operations. David also provide insight about how sustainability is impacting their business model.

Presented by Sustainable Youth Canada and the Waterloo Region Environment Network, this is a public conference on how youth in Kitchener-Waterloo can foster sustainability in their own communities.

The event will feature community leaders, members of Waterloo Region's sustainability network, and youth groups with opportunities for engagement and participation.  Confirmed panelists include: