WWF Living Planet @ Campus Program
The WWF Living Planet @ Campus program is designed to deliver inclusive, skill-building and impactful sustainability engagement opportunities.
In an effort to conserve and protect the natural world both on and off campus, the WWF-Canada "Living Planet @ Campus" program encourages students, faculty and staff in the practice of sustainability and the protection of nature on campus and beyond.
Gain knowledge, aptitudes and experience in sustainability leadership!
Register to get news and updates from the Office of Sustainability about program-related events and special opportunities at Concordia!
Living Planet @ Campus events
Urban biodiversity in Montreal: Why should we care?
Thursday, March 25 @ 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
While global biodiversity faces unprecedented challenges, our panelists take the opportunity in this webinar to celebrate the biodiversity that surrounds us in Montreal.
Container gardening workshop: Supporting our pollinators!
Thursday, April 8 @ 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Join us to learn more about what pollinators are and why native plants are important, and then get your hands dirty with our interactive gardening workshop—no experience necessary!
Become a Living Planet Leader!
The “Living Planet Leader” certification is a self-guided designation that requires a student to participate in the following sustainability activities during your time at Concordia:
- participate in volunteering
- take on new personal and lifestyle sustainability challenges
- integrate sustainability into your coursework and projects
- implement leadership and teamwork skills.
On fulfilling these criteria, you will be awarded a certificate and will be able to include the designation on your CV.
Getting started
1- Register as a Living Planet Leader with WWF Living Planet @ Campus.
2- Download the worksheet to learn how you can tackle the criteria at Concordia.
3- Track your progress and record your efforts on your Living Planet Leader profile; don't forget to also submit your activities to the co-curricular record.
4- Submit your completed application within 3 months after your final academic term of your program (or earlier) and achieve recognition as a Living Planet Leader!
Copyright Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup
Concordia Living Planet @ Campus News
Concordia students compete in World Wildlife Fund Canada’s environmental design challenge
Funding is now available for sustainability projects that provide experiential learning to Concordia students
Concordia and WWF-Canada sign a new partnership agreement
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