A Sustainable Festive Workshop
Come along to the NTU Sustainable Festive Workshop for some insight into the impact of the winter holidays, and what we can do to be sustainable.
- When: Monday 30 November 2020, 11 am
- Booking deadline: Monday 30 November 2020, 10.30 am
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In this workshop, we'll be looking at how the festive season impacts sustainability. We will explore five different areas where we can make changes to have a lower impact this holiday season with just as much fun whilst caring for the environment and each other.
We will be showing you how to wrap gifts sustainably, share great recipes for leftovers, and have a live session creating an upcycled winter wonderland decoration.
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