August 2026

Sep 4

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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 Ireland, we visited the Glas site at the TUD Blanchardstown campus alongside Global Action Plan Ireland (GAP) where we mapped out our upcoming workshops as part of our Infrastructure-Enabled Edible Landscape (IEEL) along the Royal Canal.

National Policy Submissions:

We delivered formal stakeholder proposals to the Dept of Climate, Energy and the Environment for both the Climate Action Plan and the National Food Waste Prevention Roadmap public consultations, highlighting experiential climate education and our National Food Forest Charter among other submission proposals.