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Wild Warwick Project

Wild Warwick Project

What is Wild Warwick?

Wild Warwick is a new project for 2024/25, created to help students like you reconnect with nature and showcase the amazing biodiversity found right on our campus.

This is your chance to take a break from studying, explore Warwick’s green spaces, and get creative by using nature as your inspiration.

Warwick Presents are supporting colleagues across Sustainability and School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures on the Wild Warwick Project. Read on to find out more about the project and what’s coming up.

Why Wild Warwick?

Wild Warwick isn’t just about wildlife—it’s about bringing students together to celebrate the nature around us, to promote sustainability, and to get creative.

Whether you’re passionate about art, nature, or both, this project offers you a chance to make your mark while engaging with the campus environment.

About the Wild Warwick Team

This exciting project is a collaboration between the Energy and Sustainability Team and the School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures (SCAPVC). Together, we’re working to raise awareness of the wildlife on campus and encourage everyone to appreciate and protect it.

Through this partnership, we’re creating an opportunity for students to engage with nature, learn more about the species that share our space, and contribute creatively to campus sustainability efforts.

Find out more here: Wild Warwick

Wild Warwick Exhibition

Mon 6 – Fri 24 Jan 2025

The special exhibition will take place in the FAB Agora and feature the winning submissions from the competition. It will also include interactive displays on campus species and habitats, with opportunities to engage with local conservation projects.

This is your chance to learn more about wildlife and take part in events that celebrate nature.

What Wildlife Can You Spot on Campus?

Our campus is home to all kinds of animals, including hedgehogs, foxes, bats, and even badgers! You’ll also find a range of beautiful birds like sparrowhawks, woodpeckers, and goldfinches, not to mention a host of fungi, insects, and invertebrates. There’s so much life here, and you might not even realize it’s right under your nose!

Use the iNaturalist app to track and identify the species you come across on campus. Join the University of Warwick Wildlife Observations group to see what other students have spotted (over 1,100 species and counting!)

A collage of wildlife as found on Warwick Campus; a robin, butterfly, Hedgehog and fox.

(Photo credit: Paul Thompson, Top left and Bottom right)

Upcoming Wild Warwick Events:

Get ready for a series of exciting events throughout Wild Warwick 2024, bringing the campus community together to learn more about wildlife and explore new ways to engage with nature. Here's what’s coming up:

Student Visa Advice Service - Help Desk

Date Mon, 17 Mar to Fri, 28 Mar
Location Online

Connect with our Student Visa Advice Team to ask questions about UK Student visas. Open to all non-UK applicants, offer-holders and current students. All appointments and queries are one to one.

Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri - 10:00-11:30 and 13:30-15:00

UCAS Discovery - Worcester

Date Thu, 27 Mar
Location University of Worcester, University of Worcester Arena, Severn Campus, Worcester, WR2 5JN

Undergraduate fairs are an excellent way for prospective students to discover lots of universities in a very short space of time. You'll get the chance to speak to university teams and attend free seminars and talks. The Warwick stand will be staffed with a team of our current students and staff, all eager to answer your questions - we can't wait to meet you!

STEM at Warwick, Delhi

Date Thu, 27 Mar
Location British Council Delhi, 17, KG Marg, Atul Grove Road, Janpath, Connaught Place, New Delhi, Delhi 110001

Meet a Warwick representative at our upcoming STEM at Warwick event in Delhi. Attending this event will give you the chance to connect with the Education and Student Experience Lead for the STEM Connect programme, Professor Phil Young. The event will include alumni and an oppotunity to ask questions and expand your network.

Audience: Postgraduate Enquirers and Applicants, Postgraduate, interested in STEM subjects

Time: Local Time to Delhi, India

Community Iftar

Date Thu, 27 Mar
Location Islamic Prayer Hall

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Taraweeh

Date Thu, 27 Mar
Location Islamic Prayer Hall

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Studying at Warwick Live Chat

Date Fri, 28 Mar
Location Meet and Engage

The best way to learn more about Warwick is directly from us! Meet our staff and ask questions in our one-to-one live chats.

Talk to us if you've already applied, received an offer - or even if you're yet to apply to Warwick. We want to hear from you.

Audience: Enquirers, Applicants and Offer Holders

Friday Jumu'ah Congregational Prayers

Date Fri, 28 Mar
Location Islamic Prayer Halls (Chaplaincy Building)

Friday prayers in the Islamic Prayer Hall, next to the Chaplaincy.

Community Iftar

Date Fri, 28 Mar
Location Islamic Prayer Hall

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Taraweeh

Date Fri, 28 Mar
Location Islamic Prayer Hall

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

STEM at Warwick, Mumbai

Date Sat, 29 Mar
Location Dextrus - Peninsula Corporate Park 6th Floor, Peninsula Towers, Peninsula Corporate Park, Lower Parel West, Lower Parel, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400013

Meet a Warwick representative at our upcoming STEM at Warwick event in Mumbai. Attending this event will give you the chance to connect with the Education and Student Experience Lead for the STEM Connect programme, Professor Phil Young. The event will include alumni and an oppotunity to ask questions and expand your network.

Audience: Enquirers and Applicants, Postgraduate, interested in STEM subjects

Time: Local Time to Mumbai, India