Want to bike but are a little nervous? This lunchtime info session will feature a certified CAN-Bike instructor, who will walk you through safe cycling techniques and strategies.
The University of Waterloo, in collaboration with Sustainable Campus Initiative, is excited to host the second annual Eco-Summit.
At this meeting, attendees will reflect on the newly developed 2014 Sustainability Report to begin developing impact-focused projects and objectives in our operational areas.
At this meeting, attendees will reflect on the newly developed 2014 Sustainability Report to begin developing impact-focused initiatives and objectives related to sustainability in Waterloo's learning and research.
At this meeting, attendees will reflect on the newly developed 2014 Sustainability Report to begin developing impact-focused initiatives and objectives for how we engage the campus on sustainability.
The first Energize: Sustainable City Challenge is being held at the University of Waterloo as part of Power Shift Waterloo Region and Climate Action Waterloo Region.
Disruptive innovations are quickly changing our daily lives, including how we shop, share, bank, commute, learn, access entertainment, and connect with others. Many of these, such as paperless banking or bike sharing, can help improve local and global sustainability.
There are many ways to increase the health of your yard – via rain gardens, pollinator gardens, rain harvesting, and more. The challenging parts are prioritizing these options and knowing when, where and how to incorporate them into your landscape. Come out and join the Sustainability Office as we host Becca Robinson, RAIN Coach at Reep Green Solutions, for an exciting discussion on how you can create a healthier yard at your own home!
Want to learn more about the wonderful world of pollinators? Join the Sustainability Office for the first talk of their Brown Bag Lunch & Learn series! From bumble bees to butterflies, you’ll get to know some of our 400+ species of native bees, learn what gives us chocolate (hint: it's not bees), and discover easy things you can do to help #savethepollinators.
As students with busy schedules, we often choose convenience over sustainability. This lifestyle can adversely impact the environment, especially in today’s changing climate.
How can we lead a sustainable lifestyle as busy students? Join us in this talk to learn the tips and tricks on how students can lead a sustainable or zero waste lifestyle for a better future!