What are colleges doing to help biodiversity?

The University of Oxford aims to meet its Biodiversity Policy by creating and maintaining wildlife-friendly habitat on its land so that animals have access to food and suitable spaces for roosting, breeding and hibernation. Several colleges are working on habitat management as part of their overall grounds management and gardening plans. Click on the pdfs below to see how they are helping biodiversity:

Colleges

A

All Souls College

B

Balliol College

Brasenose College

C

Campion Hall

Christ Church

Corpus Christi College

E

Exeter College

G

Green Templeton College

H

Harris Manchester College

Hertford College

J

Jesus College

K

Keble College

Kellog College

L

Lady Margaret Hall (126kb)

Linacre College

Lincoln College

 

M

Magdalen College

Mansfield College

Merton College

N

New College

Nuffield College

O

Oriel College

P

Pembroke College

T

The Queen's College

R

Regent's Park College

Rhodes House (364kb)

S

St Anne's College

St Antony's College

St Benet's Hall

St Catherine's College

St Cross College

St Edmund Hall

St Hilda's College

St Hugh's College

St John's College

St Peter's College

St Stephen's House

Somerville College

T

Trinity College

U

University College

W

Wadham College

Wolfson College

Worcester College (88kb)

Wycliffe Hall