Wednesday 13-11-2019 - 13:02

Why did the chickens cross the road? To find a caring new home at WGU Northop Campus! 

In this photo special, you can see the amazing journey these hens have been on since they were rescued and adopted with the support of Shropshire charity Red Hen Rehoming. Read more about it in this article.

1. Chicken Coop Complete!

2. Chickens Arrive

3. First light of day and handling

4. What's that green stuff?

5. What to do with all this space...

6. Food!

7. Space to roam

8. First egg!

 

So there you have it. The hens have found a happy home and what better place than WGU Northop Campus, which is situated in a beautiful area with 97 acres of land believe it or not! If you want to know more about this project, please do get in touch. Better still, why not apply for funding to set up a project of your own? 

The Living Lab project involves using your own academic and student research facilities to solve social responsibility and sustainability issues relating to Wrexham Glyndwr University’s infrastructure and practices. WGU's Sustainability Action Working Group are looking for a student living lab project to fund. You can apply for a maximum fund of £300. Find out more here. 

 

Written by Elissa, Digital Comms Coordinator.

 

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