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Trinity Green Campus - Trinity College Dublin The Trinity Green Campus Network is here to gather and support students and staff interested in changing the world for the better.

To get involved with on-campus sustainability initiatives, join the Green Campus meeting, first Tuesdays 1pm!

22/10/2026

The college held its fifth Climate and Biodiversity Action Week last week, where we saw hundreds of students and colleagues take part. We aimed to raise awareness, encourage action and have some fun while learning about sustainability issues impacting us all. Over 100 students turned up to a biodiversity tour of the campus, and 200+ took part in the always-popular clothes swap. We had a packed house at the Biodiversity Leadership training and once again the Cycle Clinic booked out, with 30 bikes repaired for free. The careers panel sponsored by Arup and the film screening of Forever is Now were also highlights of the week, giving students great opportunities to learn and engage. Everyone on the Trinity Sustainability team got involved in the events, as did student societies, AIB Trinity Climate Hub, Estates and Facilities and the Green Campus Committee.

Thank you to who runs the national Climate Action Week and to everyone who took part. Every small action matters and has a big impact!

20/10/2026

We are at the start of , the global biodiversity conference taking place this week in Yerevan, Armenia.

Trinity VP of Biodiversity and Climate Action Jane Stout is attending as a leader in biodiversity, as an academic and as the co-founder of the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan. She will speak on a panel discussing the impacts of invasive species on pollinators.

20% of Ireland’s native species are at risk of extinction, which is higher than the global average. Ireland plays an important role at this conference due to the current EU Presidency and we do have a good track record for nature diplomacy, getting the Nature Restoration Law passed at EU level as one example.

Even though there is more engagement around biodiversity, we don’t have action that is ambitious enough at the scale and urgency needed.

10/10/2026

Join us for Climate and Biodiversity Action Week next week (12 Oct to 16 Oct)! We have many exciting events planned throughout the week. For more information go to Trinity Sustainability Events.

01/10/2026

Come join us 12-16 October for another Climate and Biodiversity Action Week! We have a packed week with opportunities to take action right here on campus, learn and engage with campus plans, hear from those working in the sector and have some fun.

See our full list of events at the link in bio.

22/09/2026

On here are a few tips on travel that might help. For all the links and info mentioned in our video, see the link in our bio.

Let us know if you have any questions about bike parking, showers, bike repair, learning to cycle in Dublin, etc. We are planning a few events to address these topics during Climate and Biodiversity Action Week and would love to see you there.

15/09/2026

Trash to Treasure (giant thrift shop) is waiting for you!! See ya tomorrow 10:00 am - 5pm in the Naughton Institute (former Science Gallery).

We have tons of kitchenware, clothing, bedding, pillows, home goods, shoes, sports gear and more.

We’re taking payment by PayPal link or card. All funds raised go directly back into running the event.

14/09/2026

Welcome!! Come with us on a mini green campus tour- part 1!

10/09/2026

Sustainability intern Finn shares some tips for you to save money and handy ways to be more sustainable on campus. What would you add?

09/09/2026

Trash to Treasure Bedding sale is now open! See you there!

Weds 9 Sept
10:00 until sold out
€10 per bundle
Naughton Institute (science gallery)
Payment by PayPal link or card
Professionally cleaned

24/06/2026

We have had a lot of fun participating in Insect Week this year! From welcoming St Laurence O’Toole’s third class to campus to explore insects, to enjoying the art of Ruth Power depicting butterflies from vintage cigarette cards, to hunting for bugs with our colleagues and learning more about insect research on campus.

As VP for Biodiversity and Climate Action Jane Stout says “Insects are the most diverse and underrated group of animals on earth - they have been around since before dinosaurs, inhabit virtually every corner of Earth and have an incredible variety of body forms and ways of living. They pollinate our crops, recycle our waste and keep our soils healthy. They are worth millions to our economies, and failure to manage them presents huge economic and health risks. We hope you join us in learning a bit about these fascinating creatures and take a peek into their worlds and why they are so important to ours”

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