Prof. Jane Stout

Vice President for Biodiversity and Climate Action

Jane oversees the Trinity Sustainability office and leads on strategic decisions regarding sustainability initiatives such as Trinity's Sustainability Policy, Strategy and Action Plan and other risk and compliance requirements. She plays a role in advocating for, educating on and being the voice of sustainability within and outside Trinity, building partnerships and collaborations locally, nationally and internationally.

Jane Hackett

Sustainability Manager

Jane leads the Sustainability team and is responsible for implementing Trinity's Sustainability Strategy in collaboration with key stakeholders. She drives cultural and behavioural change through staff training, project development and key engagement initiatives, including the Sustainability Leadership Awards, Climate & Biodiversity Action Week and Green Week. Jane oversees the delivery of plans covering sustainable transport, biodiversity, events, and student engagement. 

Martina Mullin

Healthy Campus Manager

Martina’s goal is to make it easy to be healthy in Trinity and beyond. She’s led projects like Tobacco Free Trinity and worked with Catering to remove subsidies on plant-based milks. Martina works with staff to promote health in the curriculum and throughout campus and she supports students in running initiatives that engage their peers in healthy behaviours.  

Dumitru Anton

Green Labs Officer

Dumitru focuses on reducing the environmental footprint of laboratories. He concentrates on water use, waste, and energy efficiency, as well as the many other factors that impact lab sustainability. The goal is to support researchers in maintaining high-quality science while minimizing environmental impact.

Claire Byrne

Sustainable Travel Officer

Claire focuses on supporting our staff and students in taking a ‘climate first’ approach to travel and is responsible for the development and implementation of Trinity’s Campus Travel Plan. Claire works with both the Sustainability and Healthy Trinity teams to creatively promote sustainable and active travel modes for both personal and planetary health, with the overall aim of helping Trinity reach our transport emissions reduction targets.  

Katie Byrne

Communications Officer

Katie communicates the team's progress in making Trinity's research, education, community and operations more sustainable with regard to climate, biodiversity and health. She creates content for internal and external audiences that aims to spread awareness, build momentum and inspire action.  

Laetitia Deering

Office Administration Lead

As office Administration Lead, Laetitia works for the Provost’s Office and the Trinity Sustainability Office. She is responsible for managing the administrative functions of the Trinity Sustainability Office, as well as providing direct support to the Vice-President for Biodiversity & Climate Action. She will also give high level administrative support to the Environment & Sustainability Committee for which the VPBCA is the secretary.

Collie Ennis

Biodiversity Officer

Collie works to protect and enhance nature across our campus. He supports staff and students by creating spaces that are good for wildlife and people, from ponds and meadows to biodiversity walks and workshops. His role also reaches beyond the gates of Trinity, helping position the University as a leader in sustainability and biodiversity across the wider community.

Sophia Matabaro

Healthy Campus Officer

Sarah Murphy

Sustainability Assistant

Sarah coordinates key events, student-led initiatives and committees that promote both awareness of and action on climate, biodiversity, and health-related sustainability issues. Her work focuses on event delivery, stakeholder engagement and communications to advance Trinity’s vision of embedding sustainability across campus.