Public Consultation on Ireland’s 4th National Biodiversity Action Plan

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An Taisce strongly opposes anti-democratic sell-off of Irish land to foreign funds, undermining Irish forestry
Organic Farming Survey: Barriers and Benefits

Are you a farmer in the Republic of Ireland? What are your thoughts on organic farming?
Pledge to do a #2minutebeachclean as your New Year’s resolution and receive a kit
Ireland’s new Climate Action Plan reads more like a Delayed Actions Plan

Initial reaction to the newly published Climate Action Plan 2023

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We hold and preserve a range of heritage properties in trust, including historic buildings and nature reserves.
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Overview of An Taisce's mission, vision and work
We Educate

We develop and run Ireland's most popular and successful environmental and sustainability programmes.
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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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Help us to preserve Ireland's rich heritage, protect our beautiful nature, and slow climate change. Become a member of An Taisce and receive these benefits.
We Advocate

We are a leading voice for all aspects of environmental conservation and sustainable development in Ireland as essential to the wellbeing and resilience of both people and planet
Kanturk Castle, Co. Cork

1580s Irish Chieftain's fortified house
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Application by ESB for change of use from museum to residential at Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2

This proposal by the ESB to close the Georgian House museum at Fitzwilliam Street would represent the loss of a thirty-year-old heritage and cultural visitor attraction and educational resource for the city Read more