The Irish Peatland Conservation Council's mission is to conserve a representative sample of the bogs of Ireland for future generations to enjoy. The IPCC is an independent conservation charity entirely supported by voluntary contributions.

Irish Environmental Network (IEN) represents to government the capacity building and funding needs of its member organisations, all of whom are involved in one way or another in the well-being, protection and enhancement of the environment.

The Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT) is a non-governmental organisation and charity founded in 1979 (Charity no: 20010966). The Irish Wildlife Trust aims to conserve wildlife and the habitats it depends on throughout Ireland while encouraging a greater understanding and appreciation of the natural world and the need to protect it.

Just Forests is a voluntary organisation founded in September 1989, in response to concern about global deforestation and wood wastage. Just Forests supports the concept of sustainable development and the wise use of natural resources - in particular wood.

Leave No Trace is an Outdoor Ethics Education Programme designed to promote and inspire responsible outdoor recreation through education, research and partnerships. As increasing numbers of people seek the beauty and exhilaration of outdoor travel and recreation, our collective mark on the environment and its natural processes increases.

The Native Woodland Trust is dedicated to the preservation and expansion of Ireland's remaining Ancient woodlands and their flora and fauna. As the least wooded country in Europe, Ireland has less than 0.2% of her woods left, with all large animals (except Red Deer), all Eagles, several birds of prey and many other speices extinct.

Recycle IT is an award winning, social enterprise, not for profit founded in 2002. Recycle IT engage in electrical, electronic and metal recycling to create training opportunities and employment. Our team delivers nearly 10,000 free community collection across Dublin and surrounding areas each year with a particular focus on disadvantaged communities.

Rethink Ireland provides cash grants and business support to the social innovations who can make a real difference. Our task is to fuel these innovations with the knowledge and the advice they’ll need to succeed on a nationally impactful scale.

Sea Shepherd Ireland has been active in Ireland since the 1980’s and in 2010 the group was founded to bringing together the adhoc work of supporters and volunteers into one official entity of the global movement.

The Slaney flows from Lugnaquilla Mountain west and then 73 miles south through Baltinglass, Rathvilly, Tullow, Bunclody, Enniscorthy and finally Wexford discharging into a 12 mile long narrow estuary.

Sonairte, which is a registered charity, is an Ecology Centre in Laytown, Co Meath. The emphasis at the centre is education for all ages especially school goers, in ecology, sustainability and nature appreciation. There are also a variety of courses run throughout the year for both adults and children.

To develop a recycling facility in Dublin north inner city and in so doing, to develop a strategy for creating sustainable jobs. Sunflower aims to offer opportunities for training and capacity building of long-term unemployed in general terms.

Sustainable NI is a not for profit organisation established in 1997 to assist local authorities, the community and voluntary sector, central government departments, non departmental public bodies and the business sector in understanding, promoting and encouraging the adoption of sustainable principles in all aspects of our lives.

Sustainable Ireland is an education based workers' cooperative committed to raising awareness about sustainability and offering ideas and solutions to issues related to sustainable living.

An Taisce - 'The Store House, or Treasury' is The National Trust For Ireland. Established in 1948, it is the most influential environmental body in Ireland. All our policies reflect our core belief that a high quality environment is central to Ireland achieving a successful and sustainable economy, as well as a high quality of life.

TU Dublin has campuses in Dublin City Centre in Grangegorman, Aungier Street and Bolton Street, and one each in Blanchardstown and in Tallaght, and, through our major infrastructural development plan, we are currently investing over €500 million in new, state-of-the-art, technology-enabled facilities to enhance our students' experience.

The Rediscovery Centre is Ireland’s national centre for the circular economy, registered with the Charities Regulator under RCN 20070106. Their mission is to demonstrate best practise reuse and repair, facilitate environmental research and education and support environmental protection.

The Organic Centre is a charity & social enterprise that works hard to increase knowledge, and awareness about organic growing, biodiversity, climate change, food sovereignty and sustainable energy. We operate from a community-based model that works with people; we promote inclusion and work for the common good, as well as education.

This network belongs to a worldwide initiative building community resilience to face the effects of climate change, peak oil and economic breakdown.

VOICE of Irish Concern for the Environment (VOICE) is one of Ireland's leading independent environmental organisations, established following the closure of Greenpeace Ireland. Since our foundation we have continued the vital work of campaigning for the Irish environment.