Sustainability

New wildflower meadows to be created in Nature Positive partnership

As part of our Nature Positive University commitments, we are pleased to share that the first stage of the creation of new wildflower meadows outside the Joseph Banks...

February Sustainability at Lincoln newsletter now available

Read our February Sustainability at Lincoln newsletter now, featuring our upcoming events and topics such as: – Brayford habitat building on 16.02.23 – Wildlife walks – Carbon Literacy...

Sustainability in our Laboratories at Lincoln – The LEAF Scheme

The University of Lincoln has joined a scheme to work towards making our Laboratories more sustainable.  Lab spaces use 3-10 times the amount of energy of a typical...

Case Study: A Living Solar Wall – Ross Lucas Biomedical Building

The University’s new Medical School Building was completed in March 2021 and aimed to be biodiversity positive as a build, as part of the BREEAM Excellent rating achieved....

Image of a roof garden, a living wall featuring many plants and also solar panels hugs the side of the building.

Case Study: Riseholme Hall Lawn; rewilding a historic park lawn

Over the last 3 years, the Riseholme Estates team have been managing the historic lawn at Riseholme Park in a nature positive way, leaving large sections of the...

2023 Travel Survey