This month, we look at how better materials, repair, resale, recycling and simply wearing what we already own for longer can help reshape our relationship with clothes. And we ask one simple question before buying: Will I wear this at least 30 times?

This month, we explore what’s holding our rivers back and what needs to change to create cleaner, healthier and more swimmable rivers.

Nature can bounce back. Discover the practical solutions helping restore Ireland's rivers.

Discover how farmers, communities and organisations across Ireland are bringing wildlife back through nature-friendly farming, wildlife corridors, Hare's Corners and other practical initiatives.

This month’s newsletter looks back at school biodiversity projects and shares ideas for the year ahead.

Read about the unveiling of new biodiveristy murals and wildlife-friendly outdoor spaces at the Ringsend National Schools in Dublin.

From gardens and schools to workplaces and community areas, this month's newsletter has simple ways to support pollinators wherever you are.

Working with Milltown Golf Club on How to Support Pollinators This Spring: From Gardens to Golf Clubs

This month's newsletter focuses on simple, practical actions to support nature this spring.

This month's newsletter looks at planting for schools — and the people making it happen

This month we look at food — what we eat, how it’s produced and the impact it has on our health and the planet.

This month hashtag Green Fridays looks at fashion — what we wear, how long it lasts and where it ends up.

This month’s newsletter explores what’s being done — and what’s still needed — to bring our rivers back to life.

This month's newsletter looks at the untapped potential of school grounds: from trees and hedgerows to ponds, pollinator patches and vegetable plots.

This month, we explore what blue carbon is and why it matters — highlighting the role of seagrasses, mangroves and salt marshes in storing carbon.

This month, we explore Marine Restoration — from seagrass meadows and seaweed forests to marine protected areas and a major new ban on industrial sprat fishing in Ireland.

Our latest Green Fridays newsletter is all about Protecting Sea Habitats — from the oyster reefs quietly cleaning our waters to the seagrass meadows locking away carbon.

This newsletter highlights nature-friendly farming in Ireland. We explore the role of peer-to-peer mentorship, new financial models through ReFarm and the growing momentum behind nature-based farming.

From low-mow lawns and wild corners to noticing birdsong and bees, this month we’re embracing small shifts that help nature bounce back—quickly and beautifully.

This newsletter is about Kitchen Table Climate Conversations: simple, meaningful discussions you can have with friends, family or colleagues