August has been another rollercoaster month for Food Forests Ireland! Dublin South 93.9FM Caithriona McCarthy took to the airwaves with Dublin South 93.9FM's Green Radio, discussing how Food Forests Ireland's structured eco-literacy programmes replace climate anxiety with actionable, regional skills. Listen back on https://lnkd.in/dEmgN3AE Technological University of Dublin As part of the Communicating Europe Initiative supported by the Dept of Foreign Affairs and Trade Irela

July was been an incredible month for Food Forests Ireland, with a focus on education, capacity building and training. We started the month with a visit from the Epale Ireland team and other educators to Westport, for a food forest workshop, where we demonstrated how public spaces can become "living classrooms" Next, we delivered a hands-on breakout session in Ballina at The Mary Robinson Climate and Nature Conference on "Delivering Real Climate Action through Systems Thinkin

Beautiful video coverage from TG4 Nuacht Cula4 showing primary school children from Inishturk Island hard at work planting their very own food forest and taking their first steps towards building Food System Resilience on the island. This is part of Food Forests Ireland's - Infrastructure Enabled Edible Landscape (IEEL) - along the Great Western Greenway.

Food Forests Ireland features on Nationwide this month of May. Tune into the link below, see coverage of our Fr Angelus Park food forest and listen to those who helped create - and now enjoy - it! From minute 16. https://www.rte.ie/player/series/nationwide/SI0000001172?epguid=IH10016303-26-0051

Ireland's learning sector is more than just education - it's a movement. Food Forests Ireland's Caithriona McCarthy was thrilled to present our Adult Education Programme alongside other award-winning projects and global Erasmus+ journeys at the EPALE Ireland National Day in Sligo on April 22nd.