Psychology Green Team
If you'd like to run an event contact: The Psychology Green team or sustainability@warwick.ac.uk
Sustainable Warwick Induction
At Warwick environmental sustainability is one of our main priorities and the Psychology Green team aim to follow suit. Find out how you can get involved with the University Sustainability issues here:
Sustainability + You (warwick.ac.uk)
How Green are you?
Sustainability
Find out what the Sustainability Team are doing at Warwick
Travel to campus
- Cycling onto campus
- Cycle to work scheme
- West Midlands Cycle Hire
- Electric vehicles - charging points on campus for staff students and visitors
- Regular bus connections to Leamington Spa, Coventry, Warwick, Kenilworth, and Stratford,
- Article in NY Times about Cycling in Coventry
Get involved:
There are lots of opportunities for you to become more involved with sustainability. You can join a green society, join projects and groups, apply to the SU Sustainable Projects Fund, or become a staff or student Green Champion. You can always learn more about sustainability by attending our sustainability lectures, events and talks.
Reducing carbon emissions
We are committed to reducing our carbon emissions from our buildings and have a Carbon Management Plan in place as well as on campus generation.
Eat well
Look out for retail promotions of vegan and vegetarian foods on campus and aim to buy local.
Use Fairtrade products
Reusing, reducing and recycling in Psychology
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We encourage everyone at Warwick to reuse, reduce, and recycle so:
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In 2025, the University of Warwick's Wellesbourne Innovation Campus contributed to the National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme by deploying 30 wildlife cameras, capturing nearly 400,000 images to help estimate local hedgehog populations and engaging citizen scientists through MammalWeb.
The University of Warwick's SU Green Week 2026 brought energy and collaboration to campus, offering a diverse programme of sustainability-focused activity. Across the week, the programme featured 22 events, generating more than 400 attendances from students, staff, and wider community members.
Over the Christmas break, switching empty buildings into energy-saving "Setback Mode" cut heating waste, saving £9,400 and preventing 25.82 tonnes of CO₂ - the equivalent of taking 15 cars off the road for a year.