Nature Positive Pledge a commitment to start a journey to halt and reverse nature loss, and to actively restore biodiversity and ecosystems affected by our activities.

We once again participated in the nationwide Big Hog-Friendly Litter Pick Challenge. The contribution of our fantastic volunteers paid off - read on to find out the results.

In 2024 we carried out our highest ever number of biodiversity surveys - thank you to all who participated! Besides having a lot of fun, we collected important data and increased our understanding of the wonderful wildlife we share our campus with. Read on to find out more.

The hedgehog’s conservation status has been changed to “Near threatened” due to the continuing decline of the species. Read on to find out what we have been doing to make the campus

On November 20th, we celebrate World GIS Day, an annual event dedicated to showing, teaching and inspiring others in using GIS (Geographic Information System). It aims to raise awareness of how GIS technology supports everything, from environmental conservation to urban planning, by providing tools for mapping and spatial analysis. The day encourages GIS professionals to showcase projects, share knowledge, and inspire others to explore the possibilities of geographic science.