Sustainability is the avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance.
Sustainability means meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. In addition to natural resources, we also need social and economic resources.
Sustainability is a societal goal with three dimensions: the environmental, economic and social dimension. This concept can be used to guide decisions at the global, national and at the individual consumer level.
At the Society for Education and Training’s SET24 conference in January, Jane Chillingworth and Jenny Willis co-delivered a breakout session entitled ‘Transformation through Climate Conversations’.…
The UK fishing industry is currently struggling to attract new workers, but a combination of education and training can help persuade young people of the…
As universities come under increasing pressure to improve their sustainability performance, they are missing a crucial opportunity to accelerate their transition to net zero. Heat…
This webinar will take a look at our newly launched short online CPD course, Embedding Sustainability in Education. This webinar, hosted by Senior Product Developer…
Sustainability-led mission statements and corporate strategies along with a demand from stakeholders to encompass the triple bottom line (or the ‘3 P’s’ of profit, planet…
Fifty Shades Greener, an international educational company based in Ireland and the UK, has joined forces with awarding body City & Guilds for their newly…
Apprentify has committed to a greener future by planting a tree for every apprentice that completes their course, fostering environmental responsibility in Digital Skills training…
Supporting our planet, minimising harmful pollution, and producing sustainable products are all included in the LapSafe® ethos. Here are the 6 simple practices we adopted…
Chris Long, Head of Health, Safety and Sustainability at Bridgend College, has accepted a special invitation to represent the College as the UK’s first member…
2023 was a tough year for school leaders and educators, how can we make 2024 a better year for them? Some of the key challenges…
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