Climate Change in Ireland
Discover how climate change in Ireland is affecting our landscapes and ecosystems. In this blog section, we explore its impact on Ireland’s natural beauty — from Cork Christmas trees to coastal erosion. We cover everything from increased flooding risks to changes in local wildlife.
Here, you’ll also learn how Cork Christmas tree growers, communities, and policymakers are adapting sustainable practices for a greener future. Our articles provide expert insights, practical advice, and local stories that inspire awareness and action. Join us as we highlight the crucial role each of us can play in safeguarding Ireland’s unique environment.
Fintan Riordan, owner of Cork Christmas Trees has been growing trees for over 30 years and is a member of the Carbon Credit Group in Ireland. We are publishing current up-to-date figures for how carbon offset is calculated. With over 360 acres of forestry and over 30 acres of Christmas trees, our growing methods are…
Ireland has some of the lowest forest coverage in Europe, at only 11.6%. It also has the third-highest Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions in Europe, which means strong measures are needed to manage these emissions better. Fortunately, Ireland has one of the highest rates of tree planting. Trees play a big part in fighting climate change…
As the world embraces healthier and more sustainable alternatives, reducing the use of harmful pesticides has become a priority in farming. One eco-friendly solution that’s gaining popularity is the use of Shropshire sheep. These unique sheep are helping Ireland and many other countries cultivate greener and healthier environments. Below, we explore the history of Shropshire…
Setting up an embellished Christmas tree is one of the major aspects of Xmas. But a real environmental concern has been prevailing for quite a while now. People seem to be worried about taking down the “real” trees just to set them up for Christmas. According to Wikipedia, around 50 million Christmas trees are sold…
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