Lullymore, Rathangan, Ireland Irish Peatland Conservation Council The Irish Peatland Conservation Council works to conserve a representative sample of peatlands in Ireland for people to enjoy now and in the future.
Dublin, Ireland VOICE Ireland VOICE Ireland empowers individuals and communities to take positive action to conserve natural resources, and advocates that the government and corporate sector adopt environmentally responsible behaviors and policies.
Dublin, Ireland Global Action Plan Ireland GAP supports people to live more sustainable lifestyles by offering practical, creative solutions that inspire people to act.
Hayle, United Kingdom Cornwall Seal Group Research Trust (CSGRT) This group is engaging an army of people to record, photograph and remove discarded fishing gear from the sea and the land around the Cornish coast.
Scarriff, Ireland Irish Seed Savers Association CLG Irish Seed Savers is dedicated to protecting Irish food heritage, the sustainability of our environment and the species within it and creating food security within the island of Ireland.
Lahinch, Ireland moyhillfarm Moy Hill Community Farm exists to create a healthy, sustainable fruit orchard that supplies as much fruit as is possible while improving ecosystem and social health.
Eyeries, Ireland Climate Case Ireland Friends of the Irish Environment seeks to create and maintain a network of citizens committed to assisting in the development of European and Irish environmental law and the right to full public participation in environmental decision-making.
Dublin, Ireland Irish Wildlife Trust Irish Wildlife Trust empowers the people of Ireland to protect wildlife and habitat through gaining knowledge and taking action.
feb2 12 am , Ireland IPCC’s Hop To It Frog Survey 2020 Irish Peatland Conservation Council The Common Frog (Rana temporaria) is considered a biological indicator to environmental quality due to both the understanding we have of and its short lifecycle. Changes in breeding behaviour or presence can indicate changes in environmental quality. Since 1997 the Irish Peatland Conservation Council have asked members of the public
apr19 2 pm Rathangan, Ireland World Curlew Day Irish Peatland Conservation Council Join the Irish Peatland Conservation Council as they celebrate this iconic peatland bird. With fewer than 150 breeding pairs of Curlew remaining in Ireland, take this opportunity to learn about this wonderful species, enjoy nature activities, a walk to Lodge Bog where you will listen for the ‘cry of the
apr24 10 am Cork, Ireland RSVP Global Citizenship Education 101 Global Action Plan Ireland Secondary school teachers & leaders are invited to our FREE training! Explore the UN Global Goals (SDGs) through interactive and creative activities and consider global issues through a local environmental lens. The training will focus on how to: Integrate a school wide approach to Global Citizenship RSVP
may16 2 pm Rathangan, Ireland Peatlands: Ireland Climate Change Hero’s Irish Peatland Conservation Council According to the International Union of Conservation of Nature, peatlands only cover 3% of the world’s terrestrial land surface but store more carbon than all other vegetation types in the world combined. Visit the Bog of Allen Nature Centre and discover the valuable role Irish peatlands offer in mitigating the
Dublin, Ireland Demand the right to fix your phone! VOICE Ireland They don’t make ‘em like they used to; over 2 million phones are sold annually in Europe. VOICE is standing with NGOs across Europe calling for the right to repair phones through better design. Sign Petition