Pilot site presentations in special Conference newsletter
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Newsletter highlighting Eco2Schools Conference and consortium meeting
Check out our newsletter about the recent Conference and Consortium meeting in UCC, Ireland.
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Call for papers! The project is publishing a special issue on ‘The Role of Schools in the New European Bauhaus’ — submission deadline is 19 October
The NEB-LAB, ECO2-SCHOOLS as New European Bauhaus Labs project, is publishing a special issue on the “The Role of Schools in the New European Bauhaus”. To this end, we are inviting proposals for papers on the following issues. The New European Bauhaus (NEB) initiative promotes the integration of sustainability, beauty, and social inclusion into daily life and the built
NEB|LAB Eco2Schools announces 2025 Conference taking place 22 November, hosted by pilot site UCC in Cork City, Ireland
Co-organised by University College Cork, An Taisce, Ellinogermaniki Agogi and Alliance Sens & Economie in the framework of the NEB-LAB, ECO2-SCHOOLS as New European Bauhaus Labs project, the aim of the “The Role of Schools in the New European Bauhaus” Conference is to bring together researchers, educators, different stakeholders and policy makers to share their views and experiences and also to present the outcomes
Pilot site UCC in Ireland showcases its campus’ biodiversity trail
The first of UCC’s ongoing interventions is to measure the pedagogical impact of the campus’ biodiversity trail on participants. Beyond the research project, guided nature walks happen throughout the year at University College Cork. Led by volunteers, faculty and students, generously giving their time to do so. Pictured is Daniel Carr (UCC Green Campus) leading a
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Ireland pilot site’s Citizen Science Air Quality research project
University College Cork (UCC) is running an exciting Citizen Science study to measure air quality in around the university site. The project is recruiting students and staff to help collect data on their cycling journeys to and from the campus in Cork, Ireland. The air sample collection will be during the Spring Semester and the
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UCC becomes first university in the world to secure five Green Flags
University College Cork (UCC) has become the first higher education institute in the world to secure a fifth FEE Green Flag, which was raised on the university campus. Universities across the world are assessed under eight criteria including environmental management and commitment to biodiversity, and a green flag is awarded when judges from An Taisce,
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