Green Week, the first of three events, was held between the 16th to 20th of February at
The secret to this success was that in return for each students footprint the students received a summer fruits smoothie, goodie bag and membership to the future footprints project. The students loved the idea of making their own smoothie by cycling the bike. ‘This is bikelicious'', exclaimed one student.
The future footprint goodie bag contained an energy saving light bulb, power down curtacy of the London Borough of Hillingdon, grant information for students to claim insulation on behalf of their landlord and some delicious Cadbury's chocolate.
‘'Green Week's aim is to inspire students to think about their future footprints and to take action now'', said Richard Pollard - Education Manager,
‘'Brunel Green Society are very excited about running lots of events to raise awareness amongst students at Brunel", said Joe Greenwood - Democratic Support Co-ordinator, Union of Brunel Students
The Future Footprints steering group intend to follow up the results from Green Week by publicising a number of simple affordable actions which will help reduce each student's carbon footprint and support
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