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  • Moth Event

    Divis and Black Mountain, Divis Road, Hannahstown, near Belfast BT17 0NG

    Join Butterfly Conservation as they open light traps from the night before in the stunning surroundings of the Belfast Hills.

  • International Day of the Markhor

    The markhor (Capra falconeri) is an iconic and ecologically significant species found across the mountainous regions of Central and South Asia, including Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The greatest threats to the survival of the markhor are habitat loss, illegal hunting, including poaching, and climate change.

  • Focus on Lough Neagh

    Newtownbeda Presbyterian Church (St John’s) 374-378 Ormeau Rd,, Belfast

    A meeting focusing on Lough Neagh. The speaker will be Prof Jim McAdam. Jim worked in agricultural and environmental research in the Government sector in Northern Ireland (with the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute – AFBI) and Queen’s University Belfast. He is now a consultant. RSVP ethel.white@live.co.uk (for hospitality numbers)

  • Tropical Ravine Show and Tell sessions

    Tropical Ravine

    Date: Various dates between Friday 29 May and Friday 9 October 2026 Venue: Tropical Ravine Category: Free, Tropical RavineDrop in and watch how artist Kerrie Hanna works with plant offcuts to create stained glass art.

  • International Day of Potato

    The potato is a crop of enormous global significance Through its widespread cultivation and consumption, the crop contributes to key objectives of the SDGs, such as achieving zero hunger, promoting sustainable agriculture and advancing economic opportunities. Potatoes are not just a staple in the diets of many people but also provide key opportunities for employment […]

  • Wildlife Wellbeing Walks

    Various Dates in June Explore Belfast parks with a local environmental expert – free guided walks.

  • World Bicycle Day

    Everyone can help limit climate change. From the way we travel, to the electricity we use, the food we eat, and the things we buy, we can make a difference. The world’s roadways are clogged with vehicles, most of them burning diesel or gasoline. Walking or riding a bike instead of driving will reduce greenhouse […]

  • Faith & Farming Book Project Webinar

    You are warmly invited to an initial exploratory webinar as we begin calling for authors and contributors from around the world for the upcoming Faith & Farming book project. Read the Flyer for more details. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E0-ehuhu7uK9lCNUl6J6VEqCSup0Vf0A/view Explore the Vision: This is an opportunity to hear the project’s goals, meet the team, ask questions or give suggestions. No Commitment […]

  • World Environment Day

    For years, we have said that limiting global warming to 1.5°C is essential to avoiding the worst impacts of climate change. Today, that threshold is dangerously close to being exceeded—and every fraction of a degree matters. Yet another force is also gaining momentum: collective action. Communities are restoring ecosystems. Young people are driving change. Clean energy […]

  • Reuse and Repair Week ends 5th June

    The Northern Ireland Resources Network Reuse and Repair Week 2026 brings a wave of inspiration and hands-on action to communities across Northern Ireland.