‘Neighbourhood with Climate’, the SGGW researchers’ project for urban residents
Encouraging local communities to take action to adapt residential areas to climate change is one of the tasks of the Co-Adapt Co-Adapt; Communities for Climate Change Action project. On 25 April 2024, an exhibition promoting successfully implemented solutions for adapting urban residential areas to climate change was opened at the Zodiak, Warsaw Pavilion of Architecture
The concept of enabling trees and shrubs to grow in the concreted areas of European cities was developed at SGGW
The concept of enabling trees and shrubs to grow in the concreted areas of European cities was developed at SGGW. The urban green infrastructure should reach at least 30% of the tree cover. Hence, it is difficult to achieve this data in a concreted environment while trying to keep trees healthy. The solution was developed by dr hab. Marzena Suchocka from the Department of Landscape Architecture, Institute of Environmental Engineering, SGGW.
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During this year’s World Earth Day, leading Warsaw universities motivate people to play a climate game that helps adapt housing estates to climate change
The ‘Neighborhood with Climate’, a so-called ‘serious game’ has been tested by five housing estates in Warsaw to adapt their neighbourhoods to climate change
More than a dozen exhibitors from the construction industry, lectures and discussion panels, poster sessions, team-building games, a photo competition and a 'Let's build a tower' competition were just some of the attractions prepared by the students of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering for the 11th edition of the Constructor's Day
Monitoring Team for the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals at SGGW
A team has been formed at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) to oversee the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).[...]
SGGW ranked high in the World Best Value University Rankings 2024 for International Students
Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) finished 18th among Polish universities in the 'World Best Value University Rankings 2024' prepared by StudyAbroadAide
The international research group develops wooden construction materials with a low environmental impact
Researchers involved in the BarkBuild project met (10 April 2024) at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences to discuss the project's research and progress
The summer holidays are coming and many people want to get fit before it starts. How can we improve our bodies for the holiday season? The secret of a good diet lies in the 7U nutrition principles by Professor Berger