VP Communities Justine Pédussel is bringing back the Stirling Climate Festival from October 7-11.
The first and only Climate Festival since was in 2021 and was organised by Stirling University students.
This year, Pédussel is reviving the festival to focus on sustainability and climate change. The festival will focus on how we can be more sustainable as a campus and beyond in combating climate change.
An opening fayre on campus will mark the beginning of the five-day festivities.
There will also be a closing assembly, where students can share feedback on the Union’s sustainability efforts.
The Green & Blue Space has also been active in the organisation and will be hosting festival activities such as community gardening sessions.
Commenting on the festival, Pédussel said: “We will be hosting a series of events during the week and look forward to seeing several club and society events throughout the festival.
“The festival will showcase the Union’s commitment to supporting students in their sustainability efforts.”
The official schedule will be announced ahead of the festival on October 1.
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