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Excellent article from Richard Nairn today about what Ireland needs to do urgently to implement the nature restoration law
Ireland is notorious in Europe for enacting laws and regulations without providing resources
The fragments of native woodland that remain in the country are mostly infested with invasive plants such as rhododendron which will cost millions of euro to remove permanently
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If you are living near Togher grab your shovel and a wheelbarrow (if you have one) and help us next Saturday December 4th to shift See more
A champion for our natural world and against climate change, we have been active in in Cork since 1995, inspired by the Rio Earth Summit.
Join us on Friday coming July 2nd for the launch of a parklet we share with the Quay Co-op Restaurant and Crawford School of Art See more
Listen here to a great podcast of Colin Sage being interviewed about the Cork Food Policy Council. anchor.fm/robert-kluson/episodes/Episode-13_Cork--Ireland-er76eg?fbclid=IwAR07mdyxgmVu_aIlak3ezL_4P3YdybGbwTZDGMJJzSQZqhMfiXZo1J227SY Colin describes the history, mission, activities and See more
Episode 13_Cork, Ireland by Agroecology World • A podcast on Anchor
This episode visits Colin Sage of the Cork Food Policy Council (CFPC) and the University College Cork (UCC), School of Human Environment in Department of Geography, in City Cork, Ireland. He describes the history, mission, activities and accomplishments of the CFPC and his role as its founding Chair...
Let’s Grow Food! Are you interested in community food growing? Why not join in a discussion about what is involved with horticulturalist Finola McCarthy. Finola See more
Short talk on the benefits of growing your own food for your wellbeing and a facilitated discussion on community food growing in Cork City.
Residents of Cushing Road got together this morning and cleared several bags of rubbish from this site. This is step one in establishing a community See more








