Go Green Salford

Go Green Salford is one of our sustainability engagement programmes. By running events and sharing tips, we aim to raise awareness of the importance of sustainability and encourage positive change amongst our students, staff and the local community.

Go Green Salford will be back in March 2025, from 10 to 22 of March for 2 weeks of sustainability events. You can check out what we got up to in our most recent programme of events below.

A group of people engaging with the salford tree trail

Go Green Salford 2024

Go Green Salford ran during March 2024 and again for another 2 weeks of events from the 23 of September to 4 October 2024. Activities and events ranged from carbon literacy training, guided walks and tours, litter picks to gardening sessions and cycle maintenance workshops.

Some highlights from our recent Go Green Salford include: 

  • Carbon Literacy training delivered by Change Agents UK to our staff and students, allowing for more of our University community to be educated on climate change and sustainability. 
  • An insightful Education for Sustainable Development Case Study Event showcasing how academics are embedding sustainability into the curricula. 
  • Biodiversity Collage Workshop delivered by Climate Clarity with multiple staff members trained as facilitators, allowing us to educate more people on the value of biodiversity. 
  • Walks, gardening and litter picks with the Salford Ranger Team allowing people to appreciate and maintain our green spaces, alongside bike maintenance with the Maker Space encouraging active travel in Salford.

Go Green Salford will be back in March 2025 with more sustainability themed events and activities to get involved with!

Past events

You can find out about all the past events that have run as a part of Go Green Salford. Past activities have included talks about decarbonisation of our campus, sustainable homes or our local wildlife, popups on campus on how bad are bananas, how to reduce waste and recycle more. Additionally, regular gardening sessions in Peel Park and the Community Growing Space, hedgerow planting, cycle maintenance and litter picking.