Charles Sturt was Australia’s first certified carbon neutral university and has been working on campus wide sustainability measures for over a decade. To celebrate Biodiversity month, Sustainability is running some events for staff and students.
We are constantly hearing about pollution in the ocean and how detrimental the effects of plastic in our oceans, thousands of marine animals every year caught up and killed in plastics.
In honour of World Environment Day this Sunday, I thought it would be a good time to give you some tips on how to live a sustainable lifestyle. I know what you’re thinking – ‘Faith, I am pretty sure I’ve already read something like this on the...
Written by Sarah Buls On Wednesday 27 April the sustainability group in Port Macquarie ran a tree planting day. In the lead-up to the day the weather looked bleak and miserable, but when we all got together the sun shone brightly. With our old...
Are you interested in how we, as students, can be more sustainable? Do you have some sustainability initiatives you would like to discuss? Our 2022 Sustainability Student Advisers are here to help! So why do we have Sustainability Student Advisers...
The last Earth Hour I celebrated with my family, we pulled out the candles and played a board game outside with a fire. I often look back at that night with fond memories, the time we all put our phones down and turned off the lights. It reminded me...
Find out how we can help keep our campuses clean and help with our national food waste issue.
Environmental science student, Jessica Ljubojevic, tackles single-use plastics and waste management in rural and remote regions
A perfect mix of big and small
Charles Sturt’s report against the Sustainable Development Goals
