Donegal Association - Walks and Talks 2019

All walks are free
Everyone is welcome
No Need to Book
Suitable for all age groups
Duration of the walks is about 2 hours unless stated otherwise.
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Kanturk Castle, Co. Cork

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Compost for Nature

Our Compost for Nature guide is now available! For years, the garden and landscape industry has been selling us peat moss as “compost.” In reality, this is peat-moss that is nutrient-poor and bad for our peatlands. The good news is that there is another more sustainable way to nurture soil health AND reduce waste - composting!
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