Webinar - Greener Veterinary Practice: Creating a Cultural Change

Join us for this webinar on creating cultural change for a more sustainable veterinary practice. Having a net zero goal and sustainability policies is important, but creating a cultural change, both within our practices and as a wider society is absolutely crucial if we are to create the changes that are so desperately needed for a healthy and sustainable future for all. In this webinar we will hear from Helen Gould, practice owner at Old Hall Vets, about how she has successfully embedded an ethos of sustainability that has not only changed how things are done within the practice, but has created positive ripples within her team and client base too. Helen will share her journey and her practical top tips, sharing easily implemented ideas we can all use straight away.

Key outcomes:

  • Understand the importance of cultural change within practice and more widely
  • Gain ideas and inspiration for getting the rest of the team (and management!) on board
  • Develop practical steps that can be implemented straight away

With Jen Gale and Helen Gould

Speakers:

Jen Gale qualified from the RVC in 2004 and spent over 10 years in small animal practice before founding Sustainable(ish) - a platform all about empowering and inspiring individuals to take eco-action. Jen is the author of two books: The Sustainable(ish) Living Guide and The Sustainable(ish) Guide to Green Parenting; as well as a qualified coach, speaker, Carbon Literacy trainer and Vet Sustain Director.

Helen Gould is a vet and the owner of Old Hall Vets, a small animal practice in the rural community of Appleby Cumbria. Helen has always been a keen environmentalist and she and her now late husband built an underground eco-house, featured on Grand Designs. She still lives there with her two sons and various animals, enjoying a warm house which requires no heating! Over the last 10 years she has led the greening of Old Hall Vets culminating in the Greenest Vet Practice award in 2022 shared with Davies vets and later in the year the Investors in the Environment Green award which they still hold thanks to a motivated and engaged team.

Greener Veterinary Practice: Creating a Cultural Change