Brunswick Waste Hunt

Please join us to explore creating a circular campus at Brunswick. Participate in an on-campus waste audit to uncover the amount of textiles and other waste unused or lying dormant, and to estimate the waste generated per year.

The Waste Hunt will involve walking around the campus in small groups to identify dormant textiles and other potential waste 'hot spots' around campus.

Groups will photograph and submit location details via a form and results will be tallied to estimate the amount of waste generated or lying dormant on campus.

Event details

Date: Tuesday 17 September
Time: 12pm-1:30pm
Location: Building 514, Level 2

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