More than 190 CAT graduates celebrate their graduation

26th July 2024 On 20 July we celebrated another impressive graduating class, with CAT graduates and their guests joining us online and on-site for Graduation.

Joined up thinking

15th July 2024 Collaboration is key to scaling up climate and nature action at the community level. Across the UK, local networks are bringing people and groups together to share their knowledge, skills…

Zero Carbon Shropshire: a whole county on the journey to zero carbon

14th July 2024 Inspired by CAT’s research, Zero Carbon Shropshire has created a plan for the county to reach zero carbon by 2030. Amanda Smith looks at how communities, enterprises, councils and NGOs…

CAT Conversations – Dr Frances Hill

10th July 2024 We recently interviewed Dr Frances Hill, Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader for CAT’s MSc Sustainability in Energy Provision and Demand Management, about her work teaching at our Graduate School.

CAT Stories – Edward Macdonald

24th June 2024 Around the globe, a community of changemakers is putting the knowledge, skills and networks they have gained at CAT into positive action on the climate and nature crisis. This time,…

Designs for Life

23rd May 2024 Through CAT’s MArch Sustainable Architecture course, students take a genuinely collaborative approach to improving life in an urban environment. Gwyn Stacey, Senior Lecturer, and Dr Carl Meddings, Programme Leader, explain…

CAT Stories – Aber Food Surplus

23rd May 2024 Aber Food Surplus was co-founded by CAT graduate Chris Woodfield, and at our recent CAT Graduate symposium he joined a panel group to share advice based on his journey. He…

Changing how we think about food

23rd May 2024 Co-founded by CAT graduate Chris Woodfield, Aber Food Surplus is a social enterprise on a mission to help their local community to revalue and reconnect with food. Catriona Toms reports.

Future plans taking shape

30th April 2024 A major project to create an innovative sustainable skills hub and inspiring new visitor experience at the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) is continuing to be developed.