Biodiversitet
Contribute to creating a University with more biodiversity
In the coming months, a new initiative will collect and process proposals to increase biodiversity on the University of Southern Denmark’s campuses. The management will select and prioritise initiatives among the proposals. Both students and staff can now submit proposals.
Updated July 2: The workshop is canceled because there are too few participants.
Instead, the deadline for coming up with ideas is extended to 16 August.
SDU’s climate plan 2022–2024 includes a biodiversity initiative that will contribute to creating better conditions for biodiversity on the campuses of the University of Southern Denmark.
Therefore, a catalogue of ideas must be prepared for SDU’s management, who will ultimately decide which proposals will be carried out.
‘We are facing the very significant task of transforming the University into becoming even more climate-friendly in the coming years. This entails a number of initiatives. Biodiversity is an important part of our overall climate plan, and I am very much looking forward to further developing the good ideas from our employees, students and other stakeholders,’ says University Director Thomas Buchvald Vind.
Big or small, practical or pretty
All employees and students have until 1 July to come up with an idea that will benefit the environment and biodiversity. If you are not directly affiliated with SDU, it is possible to be listed as a stakeholder and have the idea catalogue sent for comment.
There is room for all suggestions, whether it is to have more wild flowers on the grasslands, a new research project or educational settings out in nature.
Submit your proposal via this form
Where do we have space for efforts to improve biodiversity?
If you are not sure which areas are at SDU’s disposal, you can find more information on the cadastral maps for each campus city: