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We are asking attendees and those who didn't attend to take a few minutes to complete the survey. The survey will inform and shape the Greenspace Festival 2026.

Thank you for taking the time to log your sustainable actions again this month. Our monthly winners are... Jayne D Vicky G El W Vikki M

On Tuesday 10 June, we will be celebrating all things sustainability and biodiversity at the University, with stallholders from our partners in environmental action, talks from sustainability leaders and much more.

Himalayan balsam has a negative effect on native plants and disrupts ecological balance as well as having a devastating impact on river banks.

Helps us reduce waste while supporting local charities by donating clothing, shoes, non-perishable food and electrical items when you move out this year.

Calling all DU staff and students!

Help us reach our waste target by donating your unwanted plants when you move out this summer.

This month, you've taken the time to upload your #nomowmay photos to earn points on our app.

On Tuesday 10 June, from 11:30 to 16:30 at Library Square, near Bill Bryson Library, we will be celebrating all things sustainability and biodiversity at the University, with stallholders from our partners in environmental action, talks from sustainability leaders and much more.

This May, we are participating in No Mow May, a movement that encourages letting lawns grow to support pollinators and other essential wildlife.

The Grounds team have dedicated parts of the Durham University campus and 50 per cent of the Botanic Gardens to #nomowmay By taking part, we hope to support essential pollinators and other wildlife.