All Festival Presentations

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Skerries Community College Eco Day: Water, 01 Sep 2023

PDF for the water-focused Geography Lessons taught on that day: ⬅ Click to open in new tab / to download if on phone

Skerries Eco Festival Opening Night, 01 Sep 2023

John Gibbons: Climate & The Everything Emergency ⬅ Click to open in new tab

Hans Visser, Fingal Biodiversity Officer: Restoring Fingal’s Rivers, Wetlands and Marine Environment ⬅ Click to open in new tab

Saturday’s Talks / Eco Night, Sat 02 Sep 2023

Floods, Droughts, Quality and Biodiversity: Water Management in Skerries. Walk and Talk with Féidhlim Harty, Environmental Consultant ⬅ Click to open in new tab

Féidhlim Harty: Between Floods and Droughts: Water Management in Skerries ⬅ Click to open in new tab

Skerries Eco Festival Talks Sun 03 Sep 2023

Skerries Open Orchards Project – Sabine McKenna ⬅ Click to open in new tab

 “Re-wriggling” the Townparks Stream. – Charlie Heasman (Sustainable Skerries) ⬅ Click to open

Pedal Power: Tips on Bike Repairs, Safety, and All-Weather Cycling. – Michael McKenna (Skerries Cycling Initiative ) ⬅ Click to open in new tab

A Cleaner, Greener Town. – Maeve McGann and Emer McLoughlan (Skerries Tidy Towns) ⬅ Click to open in new tab

Why I quit my job and started the world’s first eco toy store. – Sharon Keilthy (jiminy.ie)

Household Waste… why do they keep changing what can go where? – Paul Delaney (waste expert & consultant) ⬅ Click to open in new tab

Working to Protect our Birdlife and Biodiversity. – Cathal Copeland (BirdWatch Ireland) ⬅ Click to open in new tab

Protecting our Marine Environment. – Michael Walsh (Coastwatch Ireland: Fingal) ⬅ Click to go to the Coastwatch Ireland website

Energy Starts at Home. – Michael-Mullan Jensen (Skerries Sustainable Energy Community Initiative) ⬅ Click to open in new tab