Staff at Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Wagga Wagga are being urged to share their stationery with students in an initiative aimed at helping both the students and the environment. Driven by the student club, EcoActive, the call has gone out for staff to share unused stationery such as pens, books, folders, notepads, pencils or rulers. EcoActive Club’s Ms Gemma Hawkins – a Bachelor of Applied Science (Adventure EcoTourism) - said, “The second half of the academic year is underway so it is an ideal time for staff to do a spring clean and for students to make sure they have enough stationery items. The sharing of these resources will also help the University in its ongoing efforts to reduce waste.” Stationery can be collected by members of the EcoActive Club or donated directly to a Swap Stall to be held from 10am to 2pm at eat@20, building 20, CSU in Wagga Wagga on Wednesday 24 July. The idea of a Swap Stall came from Adelaide University’s ReUSEathon event held in April. The EcoActive Student Club has the support of CSU Green – the coordinator of CSU’s sustainability initiatives. Read more about CSU Green on CSU News here. To donate any items contact the EcoActive Club by email.