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An initiative of the Tree Council of Ireland and proudly supported by Coillte, with a calendar of free events scheduled across local communities to celebrate the importance and benefits of trees and local forests · Running from Sunday 8th– Sunday 15th March, this year’s National Tree Week theme is ‘Growing a Greener Future Together’ &hellip
Schools are invited to capture a photo of their favourite tree or outdoor nature space for a chance to win a class trip to Beyond the Trees Avondale, Co. Wicklow The Schools Photography Competition is now open with entries accepted until 12noon Tuesday 24th February 2026 National Tree Week will take place from Sunday 8th to Sunday 15th March 2026 The &hellip
Leave No Trace Ireland teams up with Roz Purcell to launch ‘Love This Place’ Awareness Campaign for 2023 urging care and respect for our outdoor spaces. National public awareness campaign urges responsible enjoyment of Ireland’s rich natural heritage of outdoor spaces and environment. Public asked to take the “Love This Place Promise” highlighting simple actions &hellip
RED C Research and Coillte Public Consultation highlights importance of forestry to climate crisis RED C research conducted among the general public has been combined with the response to a Coillte public consultation process to assess public support for Coillte’s new forestry strategic vision announced in April 2022 Coillte’s new strategic forestry vision proposes a range of &hellip
To ensure the best possible experience, at the weekends for the rest of the summer period, all visitors will need to have an advance online booking or hold an Annual Pass to gain entry to Avondale Forest Park Issued 21 July 2022. ‘Beyond the Trees Avondale’, a spectacular new visitor experience developed in partnership &hellip
You Better Be-Leaf It Coillte and the Environmental Education Unit of An Taisce Announce the Delivery of Six Outdoor Based Forest Classrooms Tuesday, 1st February 2022 Coillte and the Environmental Education Unit (EEU) of An Taisce are delighted to announce the delivery of six new An Choill Bheags (little woodlands) in primary and secondary schools across &hellip