Biodiversity
NTU’s estate comprises over 240 hectares of land across our three campuses. These different land types are valuable assets to the University, community and natural world. We are working hard towards conserving the biodiversity found on and around these spaces.
As well as our students and staff, we house a wide range of animal life, including several bee hives and a family of peregrine falcons who nest on the top of our Newton and Arkwright building in the city centre.
Our campuses
NTU’s estate comprises over 240 hectares of land across our three campuses ranging from city centre to farmland. Find out about our ecological projects, including one of the regions largest green roofs.
Environmental Policies
Animal Unit
The NTU animal unit houses over 200 animals from 61 species, providing the ideal environment for the study of companion animals, reptiles, birds, fish and other small animals.
News and events
Find out the latest about environmental developments and activities around the University.
