The University and College Land for Carbon is part of the Environment Agency ...
The University and College Land for Carbon is part of the Environment Agency funded NEIRF project, delivered by the EAUC in partnership with MyCarbon, which aims to facilitate the establishment of woodland areas within higher and further education sector institutions for carbon credit generation and carbon sequestration. The diverse portfolio of woodlands was curated with guidance from a dedicated steering group made up of institutions and the Woodland Carbon Code.
Join us for the University and College Land for Carbon webinar on Thursday 11th April from 11am to 12pm, as part of the Environment Agency funded NEIRF project delivered by the EAUC in partnership with MyCarbon.
The project aims to facilitate the establishment of woodland areas within higher and further education sector institutions for carbon credit generation and carbon sequestration. We will be exploring the project’s overall findings, the resources and guidance available tailored for the sector. We will also be hearing from University of Leeds on their journey in creating a woodland.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation driving sustainability forward in education.
This webinar is free to all EAUC members.
Join us for the University and College Land for Carbon webinar on Thursday 11th April from 11am to 12pm, as part of the Environment Agency funded NEIRF project delivered by the EAUC in partnership with MyCarbon.
The project aims to facilitate the establishment of woodland areas within higher and further education sector institutions for carbon credit generation and carbon sequestration. We will be exploring the project’s overall findings, the resources and guidance available tailored for the sector. We will also be hearing from University of Leeds on their journey in creating a woodland.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation driving sustainability forward in education.
This webinar is free to all EAUC members.
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