Ecoversity Briefing Papers

1: What Is Ecoversity? (2007-2009).

Ecoversity is the name given to the University's programme of embedding the principles of sustainable development across the institution. This Paper charts Ecoversity's development and progress to date...

2: Education for Sustainable Development. Coming Soon!

3: Recycling on Campus.

This paper answers the questions, 'Where can I recycle on campus?, Where does our recycling go and what does it get turned into?', details The University's recycling performance and student initiatives.

4: The Biomass Boiler.

Bradford woodchip to heat University buildings. "Biomass is classed as a renewable energy source and is considered carbon neutral, as the modest amounts of carbon dioxide released during combustion are replaced by..."

5: Solar Photovoltaic.

This paper answers the questions 'What is a Solar Photovoltaic Array?, 'Why did the University install a PV Array?' and much more.

6: Norcroft Centre.

aBriefing paper details the reasons behind the decision to build the Norcroft centre. Its sustainable features are outlined in this document.

7: Rocket Composter.

"The University of Bradford has its very own Rocket! Having a Rocket composter means that we are able to turn food and garden waste from Estate grounds into compost within 14 days" Find out how.

8: Veg Out Patch.

"The veg out patch is a collaborative Permaculture gaarden development which involves both students and staff in its design, creation and development".

9: The Atrium.

The atrium is the Eden Project inspired space designed to improve facilities for students and staff and provides a communal space for social activity. Find out more here.

10: Peace Garden

"The Peace Garden represents one of the most visible developments of the main campus regeneration that underpins Ecoversity." Discover how the garden was constructed and the ways in which the University is using the space.

11: Unique Fitness and Lifestyle.

Discover how the newly designed sports facility with its sustainable features is contributing to the health & wellbeing of students and staff.

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12: Pemberton Nature Area.

The Pemberton Nature Area is a small woodland area behind the Pemberton Building. This paper details the University's lpans for that site.

13: Cycling Facilities on Campus.

Useful information for staff and students interested in cycling, including bike storage, shower information, how to purchase a tax free bike and detail regarding the 'Crank-it-Up' cycling charity shop.