We offer on-going workshops, programs and events throughout the year and make the ideal venue-with-a-difference for your meeting or special event. We offer school programs and summer camps on environmental education and Celtic Heritage.

Camara, founded in 2005, uses technology to improve education and livelihood skills in disadvantaged communities around the world.

Increasing Environmental Awareness; Nature Conservation through involvement in local projects; Promoting planting and use of native trees; Promoting Renewable Energy; Keeping alive Traditional Countryside Skills and Crafts; Promoting Healthy Food Production.

An alliance of groups dedicated to protecting the health of their communities and safeguarding the Cork Harbour environment for future generations.

Founded in 1999 - Ireland’s first ecovillage, located in Co. Tipperary. After almost a decade of co-operative development, our first residents moved into their homes in 2009.

Community Reuse Network is the all-island representative body for community-based re-use, recycling and waste prevention organisations. Our vision is an Ireland where the word “Waste” does not exist and where our entire community benefits from the social, environmental and economic value of all reusable resources.

Previously known as Coolock Community Law Centre, was established on 1 April 1975, as the first, independent, community-based law centre in Ireland. In 2012, we opened a second community law centre in Limerick.

Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland (CVNI) is part of BTCV, a registered charity which exists to protect and improve the environment, predominantly through a partnership of the practical efforts of its many thousands of volunteers and the activities of its staff.

The aim of Cork Nature Network is to benefit the community of Ireland by promoting and encouraging the conservation of wildlife and habitats by educating and increasing the awareness of the need for conservation in Ireland

Cork Environmental Forum is a cross sectoral, umbrella organisation of approximately 650 organisations groups and individuals mostly from the Cork region.

Established in 2000, Cultivate aims to equip people to respond to the twin issues of energy vulnerability and climate change by providing access to the knowledge and tools that cultivate sustainable lifestyles and resilient communities.

An independent umbrella network of community & voluntary, environmental and social inclusion groups active within the local authority area of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown. The Public Participation Network is the main link through which the local authority connects with these groups, in addition to usual consultation processes carried out by the local authority.

Eco Innovation is a registered non-profit organisation founded in 2004. Through its research and development activities, it aims to improve understanding of eco-innovation processes, raise public awareness of the stakes involved, and promote eco-innovations.

ECO-UNESCO is Ireland’s Environmental Education and Youth Organisation that works to conserve the environment and empower young people.

A respected and trusted voice on energy efficiency and clean energy solutions, we continue to work towards a smart, decarbonised, decentralised energy system.

Responsible for protecting and improving the environment as a valuable asset for the people of Ireland. We are committed to protecting people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation and pollution. We play key roles in environmental regulation, provision of knowledge and advocacy for the environment.

Feasta, the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability, aims to identify the characteristics (economic, cultural and environmental) of a truly sustainable society, articulate how the necessary transition can be effected and promote the implementation of the measures required for this purpose.

FoodCloud is a social enterprise with a mission to transform surplus food into opportunities to make the world a kinder place.

Forest Friends/Cáirde na Coille was set up in 2001 with a global remit to help to save the rainforests, (the lungs of the world), and to campaign for the growth of local hardwoods.

The GM-free Ireland Network is an association of individuals and organisations collaborating to keep the whole island of Ireland free of genetically modified (GM) animal feed, seeds, trees, crops, livestock, fish and food.

We work with local communities, representives, schools, local authorities and environmental groups to develop information and education on how to reduce light waste, protect nocturnal wildlife, and enhance our night sky. We do this through events, outreach, creating resources and guidelines and engaging with others.

Friends of the Irish Environment - established in 1997 - is a network of conservationists and environmentalists committed to protecting Ireland's environment.

Friends of the Earth (Northern Ireland) campaigns on a range of issues which are now the responsibility of the new Northern Ireland Assembly.

Friends of the Earth works with others to create a sustainable community both in Ireland and globally; societies where people have decided to build the conditions for everyone to enjoy a dignified existence and good livelihood while not impinging on the rights of others to achieve a good life.

Global Action Plan is a national organisation that offers practical support to shape conscious sustainable behaviour. We aim to provide people with the knowledge, skills and values to build and strengthen their communities so they can make a difference in their local areas.