Biodiversity
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“Biodiversity is the variety of life. It encompasses the whole range of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects and other invertebrates, plants, fungi and micro-organisms such as bacteria and viruses.” The UK Biodiversity Steering Group, 1994 |
Kingston University is dedicating itself to improving habitats and biodiversity across all of the campuses. Click here to access our blog and find out about our latest projects
What is the current state of KU’s biodiversity?
Read all the latest KU biodiversity news
Find out more about the Biodiversity Strategy at KU
Learn about all of the ongoing biodiversity projects at Kingston
Are you interested in volunteering for biodiversity projects?Log your wildlife sighting on Campus Watch
TARGET: To implement biodiversity projects from the Biodiversity Action Plan
TARGET: To eliminate Rhododendron ponticum from all areas of woodland, and from around the pond at Kingston Hill campus by 2022
Well I Never!
Species found at Kingston Hill Campus include woodpeckers, foxes, badgers, bank voles and students.
Eco Angel
"Us humans have been destroying natural resources and habitats which will be lost forever. It is important that we conserve biodiversity for future generations. I volunteer with local conservation projects to help the environment and it's also great for me to get new skills and meet lots of new people!"
What Can You Do?
If you would like to hear more about biodiversity at KU or take part in conservation work contact Lynsey Stafford, Biodiversity Administrator.
