May is a month for getting things growing, especially ideas. Join us for the Hometree Changing Landscapes Conference May 30th: it will be inspiring I hope 🦋 SEMRU Tiernan Henry LIFE IP Wild Atlantic Nature RTÉ Brainstorm Michèle Browne School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin TCD Centre for the Environment Mapalljohn

2024 Eastern side & ‘No Man’s Land, rewetting success 👏 via a mix of drain blocking, cell & contour bunding installation involving state & private landowners👍NPWS Nature Conservation Fernandez Valverde 🇺🇦 Malcolm Noonan T.D. International Peatland Society NenaghGuardian Jamie Rohu National Parks and Wildlife Service lenny antonelli

We had a sense that if given the right information and support farmers were open to integrating trees into their system.

The Illuan FarmForest EIP was our opportunity to try it out.

Delighted to participate in this event with so many other amazing projects FarmingWithNature-BRIDE Project

Yew!!!!!!

They're called smutáns round here.

This root plate preserved under peat is from a Scots pine tree that lived 5000+ years ago.

Happy to be nominated.

The role of supporting existing landowners is exactly where we see our future!

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Trees for domestic waste water treatment.

Fantastic article by Feidhlim Harty horticultureconnected.ie/featured/willo…

Ardnaculla Summer School tickets are live!

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We've been shortlisted for an EIP Agri- innovation award. If you like the project give us a vote.

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Please give the two other Irish entries a vote too FarmingWithNature-BRIDE Project & LIFE IP Wild Atlantic Nature

With Hometree “Dinnseanchas” project, PMP visited Dromonlahurt Bog, to demonstrate key elements of peatlands. Patrick took peat core to explain formation of peat over time. Project aims to inspire artists on themes incl. biodiversity, agricultural policy & upland communities.

February no till beans ,can’t get much more environmentally friendly than this , Irish grown protein,no high salt fertilisers applied ,and no carbon oxidised to atmosphere through ploughing it’s too damn valuable especially when profits are getting squeezed.

We were delighted to host the staff of the Regional Climate Action Offices at our Headquarters in Ennistymon.

We advocated for an area specific & bottom-up approach to climate action and biodiversity loss.