Supporting Native Pollinators
During the spring 2024 term, the Sustainability Office has continued to support local pollinators.
During the spring 2024 term, the Sustainability Office has continued to support local pollinators.
As GRT starts to plan for 2025-2030, they are asking for feedback from the Waterloo Region.
On Thursday, June 20, the Sustainability Office held the 2024 Bike Fair in the Peter Russell Rock Garden.
From May 15-16, the Sustainability Office held its second annual Seedling Swap. Over 50 students, staff, and faculty swapped 200 seedlings!
In the month of May, the Sustainability Office held three tree planting events. Over 150 trees were planted by the Village 1 Healing Forest and around 100 trees were planted on North Campus, adding to tree planting efforts from 2023. Ten large trees were also planted at East Campus and UW Place, bringing more greenery to the urban interior of campus.
On Earth Day, the Sustainability Office held its annual Campus Clean-up. Over 120 employees and students attended, collecting nearly 50 bags of litter.
Another successful year of the Green Residence program - what our ambassadors did during the fall 2023 and winter 2024 terms.
The University of Waterloo is piloting Feather Friendly® window decals on the SLC/MC bridge to protect birds.
Waterloo is excited to announce the return of the e-bike and e-scooter share program with Neuron Mobility.
To engage the UWaterloo community directly in the effort of tracking and reducing emissions, Finance and the Sustainability Office have collaborated to add a new voluntary field in Concur titled “carbon emissions” that asks Claimants who have booked and purchased their airfare out of pocket to voluntarily calculate and include the greenhouse gas emissions associated with their UW travel.