B - Biodiversity Policy Statement / Commitment Associated Targets / Milestones EMS Significant Final Outcome Objective Documents Aspect Protect and enhance Manage all University All biodiversity Stage one and stage Core Aspects All University owned, the biological and owned, managed and documents publically three assessments of managed and leased environmental quality leased land in an available at Craighouse, Aspect 23: Provision of land will have a full of all campuses. environmentally environment Craiglockhart and natural habitats. review sustainable fashion. Merchiston campuses conducted and will be Craighouse, completed in July Aspect 24: Planting of managed in an Continue to identify Craiglockhart and 2011. Survey lasted new plants/trees. environmentally opportunities to Merchiston Stage One for 12 calendar sustainable fashion. preserve and enhance and Stage Three Audit months. Monthly Aspect 25: Grounds This will lead to the biodiversity on existing (ENU-EMS-040). reports completed. Full maintenance activity. development and sites and for University report reached the enhancement of the developments. Biodiversity Survey University in January Aspect 32: biological quality of all – Sighthill Campus 2012. Construction on green Edinburgh Napier sites. Investigate fully all (ENU-EMS-041). areas. chemicals used on-site Assessment of Sighthill Information on all in the grounds of each campus completed in Aspects Relating to chemicals used on-site campus. June 2011. Chemical or Fuel Use will be amalgamated and Risk of Spill and/or with records of Yellow Barista, red Contamination chemicals / cleaning listed flower species to materials used on all be protected against Aspect 5: Spills/leaks campuses and will be building works at from vehicles. held centrally by the Craiglockhart by the Health & Safety Team. erection of a fence, by Aspect 16: Leaks/spills 28th March 2013. of maintenance oil. Biodiversity Aspect 17: Leaks/spills Management Plan to of cooking oil. be completed by the end of December 2016. Aspect 18: Leaks/spills The Plan will cover all of chemicals.
B - Biodiversity Policy Statement / Objective Commitment Associated Documents Targets / Milestones EMS Significant Aspect Final Outcome Protect and enhance the biological and environmental quality of all campuses. Manage all University owned, managed and leased land in an environmentally sustainable fashion. Continue to identify opportunities to preserve and enhance biodiversity on existing sites and for University developments. Investigate fully all chemicals used on-site in the grounds of each campus. All biodiversity documents publically available at environment Craighouse, Craiglockhart and Merchiston Stage One and Stage Three Audit (ENU-EMS-040). Biodiversity Survey – Sighthill Campus (ENU-EMS-041). Stage one and stage three assessments of Craighouse, Craiglockhart and Merchiston campuses completed in July 2011. Survey lasted for 12 calendar months. Monthly reports completed. Full report reached the University in January 2012. Assessment of Sighthill campus completed in June 2011. Yellow Barista, red listed flower species to be protected against building works at Craiglockhart by the erection of a fence, by 28th March 2013. Biodiversity Management Plan to be completed by the end of December 2016. The Plan will cover all Core Aspects Aspect 23: Provision of natural habitats. Aspect 24: Planting of new plants/trees. Aspect 25: Grounds maintenance activity. Aspect 32: Construction on green areas. Aspects Relating to Chemical or Fuel Use and Risk of Spill and/or Contamination Aspect 5: Spills/leaks from vehicles. Aspect 16: Leaks/spills of maintenance oil. Aspect 17: Leaks/spills of cooking oil. Aspect 18: Leaks/spills of chemicals. All University owned, managed and leased land will have a full review conducted and will be managed in an environmentally sustainable fashion. This will lead to the development and enhancement of the biological quality of all Edinburgh Napier sites. Information on all chemicals used on-site will be amalgamated with records of chemicals / cleaning materials used on all campuses and will be held centrally by the Health & Safety Team.