“We have the opportunity to prevent an irreversible climate catastrophe, by keeping our carbon emissions down and protecting biodiversity. We need to be bold about this. No free passes, no excuses.” @LukePollard #MarjonClimateConf

Sustainability Officer, Ellie Edwards, explains what Marjon have been doing since declaring a climate emergency in 2019. Including solar panels, bug hotel building, changes in catering, wildflower planting, and more #MarjonClimateConf

“We would be mad to ignore the economic opportunities of biodiversity. There are so many reasons why it is important for our planet, too” It’s not too late to save it, but we have got to start acting and now.” @DevonWildlife

“We want to make conservation cool. We put beehives on well known buildings and places all over the local area to get people talking” Great talk from @PollenizeCIC who we have recently collaborated with for our new campus bee colony

@plymotion explain the importance of using ecological method of transport. Walking, cycling and using public transport can help health and wellbeing, cut costs and lower your carbon footprint! #MarjonClimateConf https://t.co/qyQEQw88NG

“Food production is estimated to increase by 50% before 2050. Global recommendations suggest we reduce dairy and meat consumption to help our environment. Fully plant based diets have the most environmental impacts and are the healthiest.”

Enjoying a free plant based lunch! #MarjonClimateConf https://t.co/J7l6yx8au0

Now the afternoon sustainability workshop, brainstorming what Marjon and the wider community can do better for the environment. #MarjonClimateConf https://t.co/s6UCIZlNlB

Some amazing ideas put forward by students in the sustainability workshop! #MarjonClimateConf https://t.co/LPaW2DUVx5

Great end to the day- making vegan friendly treats! #MarjonClimateConf https://t.co/9AmEa0FD6v