The College of Arts at Al-Qadisiyah University continues its tireless efforts to promote the concept of sustainable development on campus through initiatives aimed at increasing green spaces and improving the campus environment in line with the goals of the “Green Campus.”
In recent years, the college has witnessed a significant expansion in afforestation and landscaping projects. Tree-shaded walkways have been created, and rest areas equipped with modern seating have been developed to provide a comfortable and nature-friendly learning environment. Images taken from the college’s corridors reflect the significant transformation from dry areas to lush gardens filled with trees and plants, which has contributed to improving air quality and moderating the climate on campus.
The college has also adopted a sustainable system for maintaining green spaces that relies on rationalizing water consumption through the use of modern irrigation methods and regular maintenance of vegetated areas. This falls within the college’s vision to make environmental development a part of the university culture that combines natural beauty and environmental responsibility.
The college’s deanship emphasizes that these efforts are not merely cosmetic, but rather part of Al-Qadisiyah University’s strategy to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goals 13 and 15 related to combating climate change and preserving terrestrial ecosystems.
With these steps, the College of Arts is setting a pioneering model in transforming the university campus into a sustainable green space, combining science and nature, and instilling in students a culture of environmental responsibility that paves the way for a more balanced and sustainable future.
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