Working in Transition University of St Andrews, our job is to try and persuade folk to get out of cars and walk and cycle more, to improve their health and …
Paw print, your pet’s carbon footprint.
Pets have co-evolved with mankind for thousands of years. Domestic dogs were thought to have evolved from domesticated grey wolves in the Middle East around 15 000 years ago. Archaeological …
Transition’s Freshers’ Week Plans
Orientation Week is fast approaching, and we at Transition have a fantastic range of events planned. All our events are open to students (new and returning) as well as staff …
Carbon Conversations Courses
Is the Future worth a conversation? Voted as one of the top solutions to climate change, Carbon Conversations is an innovative, supportive and pro-active way of challenging climate change and …
Carbon Conversations Courses
Is the Future worth a conversation? Voted as one of the top solutions to climate change, Carbon Conversations is an innovative, supportive and pro-active way of challenging climate change and …
New Carbon Conversation Courses – Book Now
Is the future worth a conversation? Carbon Conversations is a set of six friendly and practical meetings to help explore the transition to low carbon living. Sessions run in groups …
Contemplating carbon: a step on the Transition journey
Dr. Shona Russell, Transition Steering Group Member and Lecturer in the School of Management, talks about her experience with Carbon Conversations and Transition: taking action to lower her carbon footprint.
Transition Open Forum: From the Front Lines
Find out what happened at our open forum last week!
Carbon Conversations
In this blog, Hanna Plant (Learning & Education Coordinator, Change Agents UK and ex-Sustainability Intern with the University of St Andrews Environment Team) shares her experiences of the Carbon Conversations programme.
