What is Nexus Sustainability?

Nexus is a Student Sustainability Group first initiated from the University of Auckland. We're a multidisciplinary organisation committed to Sustainable Development. We exist to bring students to the wider environmental, economic and social problems facing our world, and to work together to generate intelligent, visionary solutions to make our world a better place.

Nexus works mainly with students within the Universities, but welcomes anyone interested in working with us. We take a projects based approach to problems in an effort to give students real world experience in solving problems, while giving them an opportunity to test their ideas and learn new concepts and skills.

For more infomation visit our home site at:          http://www.nexusnz.org

What is the Nexus Sustainability Library?

With a growing amount of interests and information communicated within Nexus, it helps to create an organised database that allows members to share their interest topics and discoveries. The Nexus Sustainability Library acts as a centralised medium for members to upload documents and abstracts that they think is of good value reading and will be of interests to others.

Nexus Sustainability Library is also linked to the Nexus Google library where further literatures are recommended by Nexus members regarding topics that are related to Sustainable Development.

 How to Use the Library

^ See Menu to access available documents and literature

• Documents under [Resources sort by subject] are mainly pdf. documents that are categorised under specific topic headings
• Nexus Forums consists of the forums conducted by Nexus at the University of Auckland, and a copy of the forums' powerpoint is available to download from the link provided.
• [Recommended books] are texts listed in the nexus google library with member comments and ratings on the books they think are a valuable read
• [Web-links Recommended] are websites that we have found useful for getting information on sustainable development or the specific topics listed (including relevant projects and reviews).

If you have documents that you think should be in this library, email the weblink or document (preferably in pdf. format) as an attachment to nexus.sustainability@gmail.com