NI Environment Week is a week-long programme of events and activities celebrating Northern Ireland’s natural environment and encouraging people, communities and organisations to take action to protect and restore it.
Thinking about international volunteering? Interested in solidarity and being active for change? Join Comhlámh for a lunchtime webinar where they’ll introduce their free, self-guided online course, Where do I Start? This session is an opportunity to learn more about the course structure, test out some of the modules on offer and connect with people in […]
Knockbreda Community & Wildlife Garden
Season of Creation Closing Event
The right to adequate housing is recognized in international human rights instruments and is closely linked to progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban Agenda.
Indigenous communities in West Papua are speaking out to protect the tropical forest. Over 2.5 million hectares of forest are being clearcut for industrial biofuel plantations. Oil palm and sugar cane ventures are encroaching on ancestral lands and old-growth rainforest. Combining vivid on-the-ground footage with investigative research, the film traces how grassroots social movements are […]
Overview Heat turns cicadas on, sparking an acoustic presence that far exceeds their small size. Lecture by Steven Feld – an anthropologist, filmmaker, musician/sound artist, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology Emeritus at the University of New Mexico, and director of VoxLox Media.
A public council committee meeting specifically responsible for climate and city resilience, including Belfast’s resilience strategy, climate risks and the city’s response to the climate crisis. It can be attended in person or watched online.
“Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!” highlights the important role of community science (also referred to as citizen science) for the conservation of migratory birds.
Wild Belfast’s 2026 Annual General Meeting! A chance for the Wild Belfast community to come together, look back at what has been achieved over the past year and decide where to go next.
Good Relations Week 2026, taking place from 12th to 18th October, embraces ‘Include’ as its theme, recognising that stronger communities are built when everyone feels welcomed, valued and respected. This year’s campaign highlights the importance of inclusion, understanding and connection across all backgrounds, cultures and communities.
Chatty Café’s provide our community with the opportunity to come together and discuss a range of topics – gender equality, cost of living, climate change, education, biodiversity and much more.