Environmental Awareness Training, Page 183 Reviews

The course is good but does not cover veganism in any depth, the single most effective way to reduce greenhouse gasses and deforestation is veganism, for example over 100,000 sea animals are killed with "ghost gear" a year, and not using plastic straws is barely going to scratch the surface. The amount of water used in beef production is 15415 litres per KG, a shower uses approx 90.. so 2kg of beef in comparison to a years worth of 10 minute showers. points hopefully made... i'm trying to get less meat consumed in the workplace

a most useful and informative course, now thinking of changes we could make in the workplace

A very practical, easy to adopt and follow approach to environmental sustainability.

Course was informative and engaging. Gives the much needed boost/reminder that we could all be doing a bit more to help, and the points were emphasised with some pretty startling statistics to prove the point.

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There's so many small changes that can be made that have such as huge impact, stuff about leaving your plugs on the switched on position has completely changed how I am at home and at work, becoming greener seems to be more accessible for all than it used to be, will definitely be greener going forward 😊

I did wonder whther encouraging people to print off their certificates and potentially win an amazon voucher both bucked against the message of reducing paper / cardboard use. I think a better incentive would be a voucher for the WWF shop or something similar or donation to a environmental charity. Not to take away from the course and intention at all - its good and really gets homw the message that it is individual action that will create the global actions that will result in positive changes

Long drawn out videos that could be easily condensed, also some of the questions were oddly specific and tricky.

Really good course well worth completing