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Overview
Biodiversity means the variety of life around us - life of all kinds, from the largest animal to the smallest plant. It is important to safeguard our irreplaceable natural heritage.
Increasing biodiversity on campus
2009/2010 Achievement:
- Reviewed the amount of biodiversity at King's Buildings and Pollock Halls.
Help improve University green spaces
Visit the allotment
Get involved growing fruit and vegetables on the King's Buildings allotment.
Volunteer
Volunteering is a great way to develop skills and have fun! Find volunteering opportunities at EUSA’s volunteer centre.
Resources for teaching and research
Bees
The Kings Building’s Apiary is a focus for education and research on bees and bee-keeping at the University.
Project ideas
Find a range of ideas for student projects on environmental and related health issues.
Biodiversity management
Find out more about how we manage biodiversity at the University.
This article was published on May 23, 2011