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 […]
The Northern Ireland Resources Network Reuse and Repair Week 2026 brings a wave of inspiration and hands-on action to communities across Northern Ireland.
“Reimagine”, the theme of World Oceans Day 2026, invites us to change the way we see and care for the ocean. For too long, we have viewed it as something distant, when in fact it is part of our daily lives: the air we breathe, the food we eat, and the climate balance that makes […]
Bike Week is Cycling UK’s annual celebration of cycling, returning from 8–14 June 2026
Get involved in this dynamic event focused on climate, freshwater, education and more!This event will encourage innovative ideas, discussion and active participation.
The Irish Association is holding a major conference on Saving our lakes – shared island challenges and opportunities, at 10.30am on Thursday 11 June 2026 in the Lantern Boardroom at Ulster University, Belfast. The Keynote Speaker is Professor Catherine Dalton, Professor of Environmental Geography, Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick and Co-Chair of the All […]
Register for a community cycle ride and discover the benefits of commuting by bike. This free event is on during Bike Week.
A special Wander with free entry to WWT Castle Espie! Join us for a relaxed afternoon exploring wildlife on the shores of Strangford Lough.
Drawing from impactful ethical fashion research, Kat Halliday from Baptist World Aid Australia, will share practical steps to rethink how we buy, wear and value our clothes – without overwhelm or guilt.
In 2026, Desertification and Drought Day put rangelands at the centre of global attention. Held under the theme “Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore.”, this year’s observance calls for greater recognition of the economic, ecological and cultural value of rangelands, respect for their traditional stewards and stronger investment in restoring degraded rangelands.
This consultation asks you whether the Department has correctly identified the most significant and frequent pressures on Northern Ireland’s water environment.
The Gathering isn’t just one group. It’s a coming together of campaigns, communities and people from across the region. It brings together those who care deeply about our environment, our water, our mountains and peatlands, and the future of our communities. It’s about shared voices, shared knowledge and collective strength.