#SustainableUnion

It's not easy being green, but as one of our core Game Changers we encourage sustainability wherever we can.

As a Union we're here to support students, and lead the way to help keep it green with Eco Tips, supporting Green Themed Student Groups or running green campaigns.

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Proud to be Hog Friendly

Proud To Be a Hedgehog Friendly Campus!
Here at Staffs - our students and staff alike have been aiming to help and protect our hedgehogs!

Have a Very Eco Christmas

We Ho-Ho-Hope you have yourself a very merry-environmentally-friendly Christmas. Take a look at these top tips to enjoy yourself without sacrificing the environment too!

6 questions, 2 minutes ?, 1 litre of ice cream!

Help your hall win a massive delivery of Ben & Jerry’s by completing the Student Switch Off Climate Change quiz

Calling all students! Win £500 with NUS!

You could win up to £500 by telling us the skills you want from your degree!

Student Switch Off - Free Ben & Jerry's huh?

Pretty much the only way to have more ice cream and less climate change if you're in halls then make sure to find out more.

Scam Letter - Were you a victim?

Students living in Stoke may have been sent a fake 'letter' from the council - here's the truth.

Students views - All things eco

Work Available for Students @ NUS

Short term paid work opportunities in the NUS Sustainability team - perfect for students.

Fairtrade Fortnight 2019

SAVE THE DATE: FAIRTRADE FORTNIGHT 2019
25 FEBRUARY – 10 MARCH

Meat Free Monday: Double Stamps

Doubling your stamps for one day only!

Bunny Food Planting

Planting food for the Coalport Rabbits

MPC Network PLanting Session

Bring along the family to plant up flowers and seed to decorate your room

Clothes Work-swap

Crafternoon #LoveYourPlanet

OMG Radio Litter Pick

Campus Walking Maps

The University have put together some easy walks to get you active - take a break and enjoy a stroll.

Can You Go A Month Without Plastic?

More than 8 million tons of plastic are dumped in our oceans every year. Half of it comes from disposable plastics that are only used once before being thrown away.