Arctic seal pups learn to live on the edge
Young harp seals diving for the first time can adapt their behaviour depending on local environmental conditions, according to new research at the University of St Andrews.
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St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2021 finalists
Three global finalists have been selected for the prestigious St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2021.
Everest region glaciers thinning at high altitudes
A new study has found that glaciers around Mount Everest are now losing mass at an elevation formerly thought to be protected from ice loss.
St Andrews and Michelin Scotland Innovation Parc look to the future
The University and MSIP will explore future collaborations in the fields of sustainable mobility and low carbon energy.
Scottish coastlines vital role in tackling climate emergency
Scientists from St Andrews will study the carbon stored in Scotland’s coastal wetlands and their role in the fight against climate change.
St Andrews applies to renew windfarm planning permission
The University has submitted an application to Fife Council for the renewal of planning permission for a windfarm at Kenly.
Tackling climate crisis
University appoints former Chief Scientific Adviser to UK government, Professor Sir Ian Boyd, to lead its response to the climate crisis.
Lakes affect glacial melt
The rate glaciers are melting in the Himalaya is being accelerated by lakes formed by glacial retreat new research has found.
St Andrews students combat climate emergency by cutting food waste
Students at the University of St Andrews have ditched trays to cut food waste and combat climate emergency.
Cutting carbon footprint
St Andrews has embarked on a £3.75m energy conservation overhaul to reduce its carbon footprint by 950 tonnes a year.