Education

On Saturday the 16th of September 2017 Bridgefoot Street Community Garden hosted an open day, and end of season Harvest. Craig Benton from Stop Food Waste was on hand to demonstrate how to compost effectively, from 10 am onward. Initially the attendees were volunteers with The Young Friends of the Earth Environmental Group.These were soon joined by Bridgefoot Street Community Gardeners, and also other gardeners from further afield. Specifically Brookfield Community Garden and Friarstown Allotments in South Dublin.

The Environmental Education Unit (EEU) of An Taisce currently has the following position available: Coastal Programmes officer, Dublin based.

Coastal Programmes Officer, Dublin Based Job Spec Application Form Closing date is 12pm, 14th April 2017.

Apply by email to Sinead McCoy at smccoy@eeu.antaisce.org.

An Taisce is an equal opportunities employer.

Go to the Clean Coasts Website to learn more.

Wild Flowers Sown on Derelict Dublin Site!

There was a fantastic turn out for a An Taisce Green Communities Wildflower and Pollinator Workshop, that was recently held at Bridgefoot Street Community Garden on Saturday the 8th of October 2016.

An audio clip with slides from the Green Communities visit to Millennium Park Community Garden, on Thursday the 1st of September. In this voice recording Cian can be heard discussing the effect of Climate Change upon the Moths of Ireland:

https://www.facebook.com/133325730075465/videos/1168886659852695/