Environmental guidance for your business in Northern Ireland & Scotland
The Association for Science Education Resources and information for science teachers
Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (Breeam): Education Case studies and good practice
Carbon Trust: Schools sector (Adobe PDF 6.5 MB) Free advice on reducing your energy use.
Council for Environmental Education (CEE) Link to the Council for Environmental Education (CEE) website
Global Footprints: Primary school activities
Learning through landscapes Campaigning for better school grounds
Northern Ireland: Bryson House reduce reuse recycle programme Charity whose work includes programmes with children in Northern Ireland
Defra: Public sector food procurement initiative Promoting sustainable procurement
Eco-Schools Northern ireland: eco-schools and environmental education in Northern Ireland
Eco-schools Scotland: eco-schools and environmental education in Scotland
Sustrans: Safe routes to schools A range of resources to aid the development of travel plans and education for sustainable development
Sustainable Schools Alliance Support for sustainability in schools
Teachernet: Sustainable schools A wide range of resources to further sustainability in all aspects of school life
The Globe programme in the UK A practical environmental education project involving schools from around the globe
Young car driver A website that provides useful information, including videos, about all aspects of driving and car ownwership. Aimed at a young audience
Resource Efficient Scotland has produced a series of free, online training modules for SMEs. The training will help develop the skills and knowledge needed to put in place effective resource efficiency measures in your business. They deal with energy, waste and water efficiency. You can work through them at your own speed, choosing the modules that are relevant to your business.
The Northern Ireland Environment Agency has published a short guide to the duty of care responsibilities including advice and information for waste producers, carriers and those accepting, storing and treating waste.
https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/publications/waste-duty-care-responsibilities
NEW GPP 24 now available: Stables, Kennels and Catteries
Any person intending to alter the use or management of areas of uncultivated or semi-natural land must obtain prior approval from the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA).
Read more on the DAERA website
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