Salary: £30,942 to £40,322 per annum
Duration: Permanent, Full time
Deadline: Tuesday 25th May
University of Nottingham is seeking to fill this key role within the Sustainability Team, who will support the delivery of the University’s strategic sustainability ambition.
They are looking for an enthusiastic and highly motivated individual to work across all University sites leading on the development, implementation, and management of their Environmental Management system.
On Sunday 18th July, HVCA will be hosting a Climate Fair on the Bamford Rec.
There is still quite a lot of work that needs doing to make sure it happens. They are still looking for volunteers - particularly anyone prepared to take on organising entertainment for children, or adults.
If this could be you, please email jeremywight73@gmail.com.
‘Let’s Go Eco’ is an interactive, animated house that’s based on the footprint and energy use of a typical three-bedroomed semi-detached house.
While you explore the house and garden, you can choose various energy efficiency improvements from insulation to low carbon heating technologies. Your money and carbon savings are added as you go along. You can also learn about easy ‘planet friendly’ lifestyle changes.
At the end, you can generate a summary report of your activity. They have developed supplementary mini-guides for further information.
Developed by Nottingham Creative Agency, Rusty Monkey, the tool was funded by Nottingham Trent University’s Enabling Innovation Fund and Nottingham Energy Partnership (NEP).
There is a unique opportunity to purchase an Eco Home next door to the Hockerton Housing Project, a world-renowned sustainable development. Nestled in the rural village of Hockerton, near Southwell, this 2 or 3 bedroom home is one of the most energy efficient homes in the UK.
More information: https://bit.ly/3bfzgHq
Brailsford Parish Council are trying to rewild a small piece of land that had become neglected. They have started by building a Brailsford's Wildlife Hotel with decaying logs. The local birds are already enjoying it so there must be someone in residence!
They hope to let most of the grass grow longer and have also planted some wildflower seeds, wild snowdrops, and added a bird box and bee a hotel.