The Sustainability Department imparts knowledge and organises events and projects on the topic of sustainability.
“Sustainability” touches almost everything in life, which we also want to reflect in our offers. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to visit us in the office or contact us via our Facebook page / by email.
We are also always in discussion with the university and the cafeteria in order to make campus life more sustainable. With various demands and suggestions, we try to bring sustainability into focus again and again in a constructive dialogue. Here you can find a list of Trier University’s activities in the area of sustainability.
TASKS / RESPONSIBILITIES
- Organisation of lectures and workshops
- vegan brunch
- Papierpilz: Making notebooks from single-sided misprinted papers
- Fairteiler: Cupboards for sharing food for free
- Garden working group: garden by and for students
- Maintenance of the raised beds on Campus 1 and 2
- Management of the department library
- Political work on sustainability
- Networking with other sustainability and ecology departments in RLP and SL
SUSTAINABLE OFFERS / PROJECTS
Fairteiler
A fairteiler is about saving and sharing food. Here, edible food that is still in good condition can be put in or taken out, and you can also just take or donate some food. The fairteiler are located on Campus 1 in the Studihaus (on the gallery to the right) and on Campus 2 to the left of the cafeteria entrance in the open air. During Covid, our fairteiler are unfortunately closed.
Papierpilz
The Papierpilz is our project to create notebooks from misprinted paper. We have set up collection boxes for single-sided A4 paper at the various printer locations on campus. We bind notebooks from this paper, which you can pick up from our office.
GARDEN
We work hard in our AStA garden all year round. If you are interested in gardening and want to balance out your study day, get in touch with us. Information about the garden can be found here.
RAISED BEDS
We have raised beds with vegetables and herbs in front of the Studihaus and next to the Fairteiler on Campus 2. You are welcome to harvest something there if you wish, but please do not raid the beds.
ÖKOBIB
We also have a small library on various topics related to sustainability, from which you are welcome to borrow books. You can recognise it in TriCat by the branch number “915”. More information here.
VEGAN RECIPES
Our recipe collection is still under construction. We are gradually collecting vegan recipes and look forward to receiving your comments. You can find them here.
STAFF
Principal Adviser
Anne-Sophie Walger (pronouns: she/her)
Co-rapporteurs
Felix Hanke (pronouns: he/him)
Fabian Barz (pronouns: he/him)
Lars Brecht (pronouns: he/him)
contact
F74 on Campus 2
Office phone: 0651 201 4570
E-Mail:
Facebook: @AStATrierNachhaltig
Office hours: By appointment
*The speakers of the AStA perform their tasks on a voluntary basis and are therefore not available at all times. Inquiries will be answered as soon as possible according to the volunteer capacity.
THEMENWOCHEN SOMMERSEMESTER 2020
- Klimaziele – Climate Goals
- Urban Gardening – Teil 1
- Urban Gardening – Teil 2
- Urban Gardening – Teil 3
- Urban Gardening – Teil 4
- Fair Fashion vs. Fast Fashion – Teil 1 – Was ist Fast Fashion?
- Fair Fashion vs. Fast Fashion – Teil 2 – Was ist Fair Fashion?
- Fair Fashion vs. Fast Fashion – Teil 3 – Global denken, lokal handeln
- Fair Fashion vs. Fast Fashion – Teil 4 – Praktische Hinweise
- Artenschutz – Teil 1 – Was ist Artenvielfalt und wofür ist es wichtig?
- Artenschutz – Teil 2 – Blühwiesen
- Artenschutz – Teil 3 – Artenvielfalt/ -schutz in der Stadt
- Artenschutz – Teil 4 – Artenvielfalt an der Uni
- Artenschutz – Teil 5 – Und was kann ich machen?
- Nachhaltigkeit und Digitalisierung – Teil 1
- Nachhaltigkeit und Digitalisierung – Teil 2 – Digitalisierung an der Uni
- Nachhaligkeit und Digitalisierung – Teil 3 – Streaming
- Nachhaltigkeit und Digitalisierung – Teil 4 – Exkurs: elektronische Geräte
- Veganismus – Teil 1 – Veganismus, Nachhaltigkeit und Ethik
- Veganismus – Teil 2: Getting Started
- Veganismus – Tag 3 – Moderne, industrielle Tierhaltung
- Veganismus – Teil 4 – Aktiv gegen Unrecht
- Veganismus – Teil 5 – Veganisieren: Eine Kurzanleitung
- Wieviel Müll produziert Deutschland? Und was passiert damit?
- Verpackungsmüll
- Auswirkungen von Müll
- Aktivismus
- Animal Liberation
NACHHALTIGER ADVENTSKALENDER
- Türchen Nr. 1 – Vegane Zimtschnecken
- Türchen Nr. 2 – Brot-/Gemüsebeutel nähen
- Türchen Nr. 3 – DIY: Baumschmuck
- Türchen Nr. 4 – Das Radhaus
- Türchen Nr. 5 – Veganismus
- Türchen Nr. 6 – Nachhaltige Organisationen in Trier
- Türchen Nr. 7 – Filmtipp: Awake – a dream from Standing Rock
- Türchen Nr. 8 – Vegane Plätzchen zum Ausstechen
- Türchen Nr. 9 – Buchvorstellung: Ökoterroristin
- Türchen Nr. 10 – DIY Weihnachten im Glas
- Türchen Nr. 11 – Vogelfütterung
- Türchen Nr. 12 – DIY Bienenwachstücher
- Türchen Nr. 13 – Interview mit Aktivisti aus dem Dannenröder Wald
- Türchen Nr. 14 – Nachhaltiges Engagement in Trier
- Türchen Nr. 15 – DIY Tannenbaum basteln
- Türchen Nr. 16 – Geschenke verpacken
- Türchen Nr. 17 – DIY Dekosterne aus Küchen-/Klopapierrolle
- Türchen Nr. 18 – Veganes Weihnachtsessen
- Türchen Nr. 19 – Veganes Weihnachtsessen (Teil 2)
- Türchen Nr. 20 – DIY: Kaffeepeeling/-maske
- Türchen Nr. 21 – Kleidung
- Türchen Nr. 22 – Silvester
- Türchen Nr. 23 – Last Minute Geschenkidee
- Türchen Nr. 24 – Frohe Weihnachten!