From Monday 20 to Saturday 25 February 2012, Warwick will be celebrating its annual Go Green Week - the largest nationwide student-led environmental campaign and a celebration of work on environmental issues.

The week offers a huge range of activities, from speakers to slam poetry workshops, meaning anyone and everyone can find a way to learn about climate change and engage with environmentalism. Look out for street theatre, smoothie makers, special menus in the SU food outlets and brilliant events.

The week is rounded off with a Climate Forum on Saturday 25 February, with an array of talks, workshops and debates.

Highlights

Party in the Piazza: Bike powered smoothie maker and bike powered PA system. Come and listen to DJs, play at the open mic slot and get one of your 5 a day goodness! Monday, 12-4pm

Conservation work: Make a difference to the University environment by taking part in Warwickshire Wildlife Trust's conservation work in Tocil Woods. Meet in the Piazza at 2pm on Monday 20 February.

Get on your bike: Join a Bike Train from Leamington to Campus, or take a bike ride out to Kenilworth Castle via sections of the new Connect2Kenilworth cycle / pedestrian route. Tuesday

Repair and reuse sessions: Swap shops, bike fixing, clothes fixing, free lunch, energy amnesties and more. Learn how you can repair rather than replace! Every day, 12-2pm, SU Members Space or Piazza

Can Film Festival: A selection of award winning films related to climate change. Bring a can for free entry and free popcorn! Every day, 4pm.

Keynote speakers: Debates, panels and talks on subjects including nuclear energy, land grabs and food. Speakers include Caroline Lucas MP (leader of the Green Party), Sarah Parkin (founder of Forum For The Future) and some of the most respected names in the nuclear energy field. Every day, 6pm.

And much more...

Pick up some local produce from Wednesday's stalls in the SU Atrium, come along to the Ethical Careers Fair and the Ethical Fashion Show on Thursday, and learn more about campaigning organisations on Friday.

Find out more

For a full list of events, locations and times:

• View the image version of the events programme
• Download the full programme .

View the promotional video on YouTube.

Climate Forum

The Climate Forum on Saturday 25 February will host an array of talks, workshops and debates. Did art cause the environmental crisis? Where do we go from here? Can Slam Poetry save us? Speakers include Danny Chivers, Dougald Hine, Casper Ter Kuile (UKYCC), Joe Hall (Ecocide) and many more. 12-5pm

Visit the Climate Forum website

Contact the event organisers at environment at warwickhub dot org