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Green Week 2026

Green Week is back from Monday 12 October with an engaging programme of events and activities focused on taking sustainable action at Bath.

Activities this week

Discover the events and activities you can get involved with this Green Week.


Monday 12 October

Ready, Set, Spin

Meet the Sustainability Champions on the Parade and discover what’s on this week. Spin the sustainability wheel to get involved in taking meaningful action.

Location and time: Parade, 11am to 1pm

Tuesday 13 October

Workshops for the planet rally

Take action through a series of interactive workshops that build your skills, broaden your perspective, and empower you to make a positive difference in your life. Explore the workshops below and sign up by clicking on the event titles.

Climate: Explore the causes and impacts of climate change through the Climate Fresk, a fun and collaborative workshop based on science. Build your understanding of the climate crisis, connect key concepts, and identify meaningful opportunities for action.

Biodiversity: Through this workshop, discover how ecosystems function, the vital services they provide to people and businesses, and the threats currently facing nature and habitats. By exploring the links between biodiversity, human activity and the natural world, you will uncover practical actions that can help address biodiversity loss.

Built environment: Through a structured and engaging format, you will explore the links between construction, the built environment and climate change, developing a clearer understanding of the sector's impacts and challenges. You will leave with a better understanding of the built environment's significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions.

Energy: Energy is the fuel of modern society, so it’s vital to approach the subject with perspective, impartiality and moderation. That’s the aim of the Energy Collage. The workshop is played in teams where players will take part in five game modules, each dealing with a different aspect of current energy issues.

Circular economy: This workshop will give you insight into our current economic model and its impacts on people and the planet, while exploring an alternative circular model that uses fewer resources, designs out waste and respects planetary boundaries.

Wednesday 14 October

Fairtrade talks

Hear from Fairtrade coffee producer, Yesenia Palacios, and industry experts from Tony's Chocolonely and Cafédirect. Discover how Fairtrade supports communities, explore ethical supply chains and sustainable farming, and gain insight into global sustainability challenges and solutions.

Location and time:

Museum of Bath at Work, in the city, 9:30 to 11am

Chancellors' Building, Room 3.5, 12:30 to 2pm

Introduction to Lab Sustainability and LEAF

An introductory workshop open for all lab users, exploring sustainable lab practices and how you can take action through LEAF.

Location and time: 2 South 0.09, 10 to 11:30am

Adelard sustainability lecture

Join Former UN climate chief, Christiana Figueres, and the Outrage + Optimism podcast for a live conversation about how education, research and innovation can equip the next generation to lead climate action. Sign up to stream it online, or if you're a student, a few in person tickets remain.

Location and time: Bath Abbey, 7:30 to 8.30pm

Thursday 15 October

Sustainable Travel day

Discover how you can try an active commute to beat the buses, save money, improve health and wellbeing, and do your bit for the planet.

  • don't miss the bike mechanics back on campus offering free safety checks and basic bike repairs
  • try out a new bike at the second-hand bike sale
  • get your bike security marked by Avon and Somerset Police
  • test out Dott e-bikes and e-scooters

Location and time: between 10E and the arrivals square, 9:30am to 4pm

Friday 14 November

Sustainable walking tour

Explore the city of Bath and discover some of its best sustainable shops and cafés. Join this guided tour led by the Sustainability Champions and uncover practical ways to support local, sustainable businesses.

Location and time: meet at the SU at 1:30pm

Continue taking action


Explore more ways to get involved, develop your skills and contribute to a more sustainable future by visiting our sustainability webpages.

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