Drop in Event Step into the rich natural heritage of Northern Ireland with a day of talks, exhibits, and hands-on activities celebrating the incredible connections between our landscapes, wildlife, and communities.
Enjoy a free, family-friendly gallery tour exploring the history of the island of Ireland through its landscape and wildlife.
Workshop Reach for the stars at the Ulster Museum’s Astrofest, packed with cosmic exploration, Ask an Astronomer sessions and hands-on fun for all ages!
For many developing countries, including the least developed countries, small island developing states, countries in Africa and middle-income countries, tourism is a major source of income, foreign currency earnings, tax revenue and employment. Because tourism connects people with nature, sustainable tourism has the unique ability to spur environmental responsibility and conservation.
The session will be run by Dr Ellen Howley and Dr Cormac Cleary from Dublin City University’s Institute for Climate and Society, with participation from climate scientists from the Co-Centre for Climate + Biodiversity + Water.
On 26 November 2007, the General Assembly declared that, starting from the sixty-third session of the General Assembly, 20 February will be celebrated annually as the World Day of Social Justice.
Generation Hope is a day of inspiring workshops exploring how creativity, culture and community can help us respond to the climate crisis. Through hands-on activities and guided discussions, participants will imagine better futures, develop practical skills, and explore new ways to take positive action in their own lives.
An inspiring, action-focused workshop designed to open the door to the world of environmental policy. Led by Ruby Free – nature writer, policy officer, and advocate for youth-led change – this interactive session will give you the tools, confidence, and insider knowledge you need to participate meaningfully in environmental decision-making.
Nicholas Beuret is a lecturer in environmental politics and economic geography at the University of Essex. With a background in both activism and academia, he explores the intersections of climate change, capitalism, and social justice. His work has been featured in the Guardian, The Ecologist, Open Democracy, and Undercurrents. Nicholas lives in the UK, where […]
A great day to Network with other Environmental groups; tables are spread over 2 halls with some Birds of Prey outside. Throughout the day there is a programme of talks in a hall upstairs. The event is suitable for children & families. Parking is available around the village, Jackson’s Butchery, Farm shop & restaurant has […]
Seagrasses have been declining globally since the 1930s, with the most recent census estimating that 7% of this key marine habitat is being lost worldwide per year. It was recently noted that 21% of seagrass species are categorized as Near Threatened, Vulnerable and Endangered Species under the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List […]