Students from all universities and colleges are welcome to join, from any study course. See how you can participate & book your space below.
*Friday 3 May, Tolhuistuin, Amsterdam, 14.00 – 17.30
‘Where Life Begins: Soil & Seeds’, with the Green Living Lab & Commonland
Lecture: Commonland tell us how restorative solutions can reverse the degradation of the land and water systems that are the basis of life on earth, and bring back prosperity to both people and planet.
Green Living Lab Workshops:
Composting – build healthy soil while making profit from waste. We’ll show you how to turn your kitchen waste into rich compost with a worm hotel.
Sowing Seeds – a guide to growing healthy plants at home.
*Friday 10 May, University of Groningen, 14.00 – 17.30
‘Gifts from Nature: Inspiration & Wellbeing’ with Green Office Groningen & Guests
Tour: A meeting with product designer Tjeerd Veenhoven at his studio to hear how he is inspired by the natural world to develop sustainable products including Palmleather, a plant-based replacement for animal leather, plastic and rubber, and AlgaeFabric, a raw textile material made from algae.
Interactive Lecture: “Links between pro-environmental behaviours and wellbeing” by Steph Johnson-Zawadski, Environmental Psychology PhD, University of Groningen.
Green Living Lab Workshop:
Seed Balls – cheering up grey urban environments for people and pollinators with seed balls full of native herbs and flowers.
*20 spaces exclusively available for University of Groningen students for €5,00 per student.*
To register as a University of Groningen student, please contact Green Office Groningen: greenoffice@rug.nl
All other students, please contact: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org
*Friday 17 May, Utrecht University, 14.00 – 17.30
‘Interconnectivity in Nature: Forests & Mycelium,’ with Green Office Utrecht & Guests
Workshop: Forests, with IVN & the Tiny Forest initiative. Exploring the role of urban forests for a healthy city, and learning how a Tiny Forest can be realised on campus or in the neighbourhood.
Workshop: Mycelium & Mushrooms, with Fungi Factory. We’ll hear about the magical world of mycelium, how Fungi Factory’s circular enterprise utilises mycelium to turn waste into profit, and we’ll be challenged to grow oyster mushrooms at home with a Fungi Factory grow-kit.
*20 spaces exclusively available for Utrecht University students for €9,50 per student.*
To register as a Utrecht University student, please contact Green Office Utrecht: greenoffice@uu.nl before Thursday 16 May.
All other students, please contact: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org
*Friday 24 May, Amsterdam West, 14.00 – 17.30
Cooking Workshop: Expect to get your hands in the soil and to cook with fresh veggies from the garden.
20 spaces exclusively available for University of Amsterdam students for €15,50 per student.*
To register, please contact: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org before Friday 17 May.
*Friday 31 May, Rotterdam, 14.00 – 17.30
‘Creating Cities for Healthier Futures,’ with Hannah Wright & Jorn Wemmenhove, Humankind
City Tour: Exploring how our urban surroundings influence our well-being, with urban planner Hannah Wright and tactical urbanist Jorn Wemmenhove, Humankind.
Includes a visit to the largest and loveliest productive roof-garden in Europe, De DakAkker.
20 spaces exclusively available for Erasmus University Rotterdam students for €5 per student.*
To register, please contact: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org before Monday 27 May.
*Friday 7 June, TU Delft, 14.00 – 17.30
‘Nature-inspired Innovation,’ with Green Office Delft & Guests
Workshop: Biomimicry Nederland invites us to look to nature for sustainable solutions, and tells us how nature’s design genius is inspiring innovation for a healthy world.
Lecture: Dr. Ingrid de Pauw teaches at the faculty of Industrial Design Engineering TU Delft, and will tell us about her research into nature-inspired design, as well as its applications.
Interactive Lecture: Dr. Bertus Beaumont, teaches BioLogic at the Department of Bionanoscience TU Delft, and will tell us about the course’s focus on how biological principles can be applied to achieve green technological solutions.
We will meet BioLogic students, and hear from them about their entry for the Biodesign Challenge, a global challenge for university students to envision future applications of biotechnology.
*20 spaces exclusively available for TU Delft students for €5,00 per student.*
To register as a TU Delft student, please contact Green Office TU Delft: info@greenofficedelft.nl before Monday 3 June
All other students, please contact: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org
*Friday 14 June, Amsterdamse Bos, Amsterdam, 14.00 – 21.00
Trees & Us: Trees & People in a Healthy City.
A tree expert will tell us about the role of trees and urban forests in creating a healthy city. We’ll also go on a bird safari and explore what edible delights the forest has to gift us.
To attend, please contact: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org before Monday 10 June.
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Ways to Participate & Costs
All participants required to be students & advance payment required.
1) Full Programme (8 sessions):
€85 per student, including workshop materials. Apply before 29 April: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org
2) Individual Sessions:
€17,50 per session. Please book here: gsbc@greenlivinglab.org
3) University of Groningen, Utrecht University, Erasmus University Rotterdam, TU Delft & University of Amsterdam Students:
We have reserved 20 spaces at a discounted rate for local students at sessions taking place at the University of Groningen, Utrecht University, Rotterdam, TU Delft & in Amsterdam.
Please contact us for information on how to book your space with discount: gsbc@greenivinglab.org