CoHE’s Logo Turns Green for World Environment Day and Türkiye
Environment Week
June 4, 2022
- CoHE President Erol Özvar: "I wish that the Türkiye Environment Week
and World Environment Day will help people in our country and in the
world, especially at Turkish universities, act more consciously and
sensitively about environmental problems."
In order to draw attention to the goal of a more environmentally friendly,
cleaner, greener Türkiye and to raise awareness on this issue, the logo of
the Council of Higher Education was changed for the first time since its
establishment and turned to green on all social media platforms for the
Türkiye Environment Week and World Environment Day.
CoHE President Erol Özvar celebrated the Türkiye Environment Week and World
Environment Day in his social media post.
- CoHE logo was changed to green
Özvar shared the CoHE logo, which was changed from red to green, on his
twitter account. He wished that the Türkiye Environment Week, which is
celebrated for the first time with the theme of “zero waste” this year, and
the World Environment Day, which is celebrated with an emphasis on
"sustainable, nature-friendly, cleaner, greener life", would help people in
our country and in the world, especially at Turkish universities, act more
consciously and sensitively about environmental problems.
Özvar drew attention to the fact that the CoHE logo was changed for the
first time since its establishment and turned to green for the Türkiye
Environment Week and World Environment Day to draw attention to the goal of
a more environmentally friendly, cleaner and greener Türkiye and to raise
awareness on this issue.
He addressed the young people in his post and wrote, “Dear Young People, we
should all take more care of our forests, seas, nature and environment. I
want you to know that we will continue to be a supporter of the studies and
activities to be carried out on this subject at all Turkish universities.”
Özvar noted that he found it valuable for universities to carry out
projects that were compatible with nature and had a green texture by
producing zero waste, and to create campuses that would produce their own
clean energy and added, “I invite Turkish universities to act in
cooperation with all their stakeholders and show more effort to leave a
livable and green world to future generations.”
