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Learn about Sustainable Procurement practices at Queen's University with Nicole Fowler, Associate Director, Procurement Operations & (Interim) Strategic Sourcing and Shelley Rizzo, Procurement Specialist.

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Learn about the City of Kingston's Tranpass Program from Adam Pennock. This webinar explains what the Transpass program is, how to use it and how to register. Watch now and get your Transpass today!

This session provides important tips on cycling safety and the benefits of cycling as a sustainable commuting option. Neal Scott, of Cycle Kingston and Queen’s University, shares his knowledge on safe cycling practices and cycle commuting in Kingston, and how cycling can contribute to a healthy lifestyle and planet.

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This two-part learning session lead by Nathan Splinter, Manager, Energy, and Sustainability at Queen’s, will provide attendees an overview of what greenhouse gases are, their measurement, and their influences. We will also cover how they are generated, the targets and plans that exist, and how projects at the university along with individual decisions and actions in your daily life can influence the rate of climate change around us and the policies governing its mitigation.

As a Climate Champion, you may sometimes feel weary and exhausted by the challenges before us. Personal resilience can help you to bounce back from worry and anxiety, and become even stronger in order to take the actions needed to protect our planet. Learn practical mindset shifts and behaviors that can enhance your ability to be resilient, so you can move forward in the ways that you want. This webinar will consist of content and a special Q&A session about resilience with Lisa Sansom, Organizational Development Consultant.

The Sustainable Living Through Food Series was put on by Davide Del Brocco, Queen's former Sustainability Chef.

The Sustainable Living Through Food Series was put on by Davide Del Brocco, Queen's former Sustainability Chef.

The Sustainable Living Through Food Series was put on by Davide Del Brocco, Queen's former Sustainability Chef.