Have you ever considered using your phone to help protect the planet and live an eco-friendlier and more sustainable lifestyle? Well, in today’s digital world, it’s easier than ever to make better choices for the environment right from your fingertips.
Every year we support three charities through our #HostEnvironmentalPledge and one of these charities is Planet Patrol. Planet Patrol is the new name for the charity formerly known as Plastic Patrol.
As we launch the #HostEnvironmentalPledge 2020/21 we’re asking all residents and staff at Host to pledge their commitment to making a change to help protect the environment.
This week is Recycle Week. And with many students having recently moved into, or about to move into our accommodation, we thought there was no better time to talk about recycling at Host.
The 3rd of July each year is plastic bag free day, a global initiative that aims to end the use of a single-use plastic bags.
The best Student Essential Gadgets for university students in 2020.
There are many actions and lifestyle choices we can all take that can help preserve our oceans for the future. Here are just some of the things you can do to help save them.
Step outside your home and we guarantee you won’t be far from a tree; unless you live in the desert of course. From pine and oak, to willow and ash, we’re surrounded by a huge variety of different types of trees.
In the third in our sustainability series, our guest blogger, Lisa, provides an easy upcycling project to do on Global Recycling Day.
Do you want to get outside, do something adventurous, and help the planet at the same time? If yes, you’ve come to the right place.