85% of Irish adults are concerned about the implications of global warming for the country and its people Over 9/10 adults believe trees clean the air we breathe and help lower global temperatures  The vast majority of adults agree we need to grow more trees and increase forestry cover to combat global warming   &hellip

  Top 5 Coillte Forests for view seeking walkers/hikers this summer Over 3,000 kilometres of beautiful walking trails whatever your fitness level Explore Kerry’s Glenteenassig, Dublin’s Kilmashogue, Mayo’s Sheskin South, Tipperary’s Glen of Aherlow and the Slieve Bloom Mountains bordering Laois/Offaly 56% of Irish adults don’t know there are 260 recreational forests they can visit &hellip

Top five Coillte forests for thrillseekers this summer    Mountain biking, ziplining, canoeing and wild camping – ideal activities for outdoor adventurers Top forests include: Wicklow’s Ballinastoe, Cork’s Farran, Roscommon’s Lough Key, Laois’s Glenbarrow and Dublin’s Tibradden Wood 56% of Irish adults are unaware there are 260 recreational forests they can visit mostly for free &hellip

Forests can provide visually stunning, relaxing and inspiring summer experiences for little and larger feet Top forests include: Kildare’s Donadea, Donegal’s Ards, Limerick’s Curraghchase Galway’s Portumna and Dublin’s Ticknock 56% of Irish adults are unaware there are 260 recreational forests they can visit mostly for free or relatively low cost   Looking for ideas to &hellip

  Status Orange HIGH National Forest Fire Risk Warning in place until Monday July 26th Forest visitors should not use barbeques or open fires at any stage. All land owners urged to obey restrictions in place for land burning.   The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine have issued a Status Orange, High Forest &hellip

  Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD, Coillte and Mayo County Council welcome new strategic partnership for historic Moorehall, Towerhill, Clonee and Derrinrush forests.   The Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD, has welcomed the use of strategic partnerships between the public and private sector &hellip