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Belfast Photo Festival- Biosphere Launch
Artists and project partners, explore Northern Ireland’s natural heritage through new photography, expert insights, lively panel discussions, poetry and performance. This condensed and inspiring 90-minute event will be followed by […]
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Faith communities and refugees
Faith communities and refugees coming together to create connections, provide support, and foster a sense of belonging
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Summer Solstice from the Brink!
A festival of culture, conversation and workshops centred on the climate crisis from 13th-22nd June
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Buzz and flutter at Balloo Wetland
Discover a diverse range of butterfly, bumblebee, and solitary bee species thriving in the reserve’s wildflower meadow, while learning expert identification tips. Booking essential.
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Refugee Week begins
Refugee Week is the world’s largest arts & culture festival celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. The festival is a partnership project coordinated by […]
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Volunteer Friday: Himalayan balsam bashing
Friday 16 May to Friday 27 June 2025, 10am to 1.30pm Join efforts to remove the invasive Himalayan balsam plant from local green spaces. This volunteer activity helps protect native […]
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Wildlife Wellbeing Walk
Organized by Belfast City Council, the Wildlife Wellbeing Walk offers guided tours through local parks to connect residents with nature. The walks aim to promote mental health and environmental awareness […]
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Garry Bog Walk
Celebrate International Bog Day with a guided walk through the unique landscape of Garry Bog. Learn about the vital role of peatlands in supporting wildlife and fighting climate change as […]
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myEARTH Training & Upskilling Workshops 6th, 7th, 13th & 21st May
The myEARTH Training program by the Education for Sustainable Development Forum offers interactive sessions for delivery partners. The training covers website functionalities, creating action cards, uploading resources, and data collection. […]
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Every Flower Counts
Every Flower Counts is a Plantlife citizen science activity. It provides a snap-shot health check of our lawns, that takes place at the end of No Mow May.