Sustainable Skerries
For a Sustainable and Resilient Skerries
Skerries is in the running for the title of Ireland's Greenest Place, showcasing community initiatives to promote sustainability. Local groups demonstrated various eco-friendly projects during a visit from judges of The...
Sustainable Skerries is inviting everybody in Skerries to enter the third Skerries Eco Fest Photo Challenge! Deadline 31 July 2025. And just like in previous years, we will select between 10...
The Skerries Wild Bee Festival, held from June 20-22, 2025, celebrated nature and community, bringing together biodiversity experts and residents. Organized by volunteers and supported by Fingal County Council, the festival...
On Sunday 8th June 2025, coinciding with payment for Skerries Water-Safety week, Sustainable Skerries hosted its first Sustainable Swim Shop and Repair Café. This event was inspired by a member of...
From May 12 to 18, Skerries will host various events during Dublin Climate Action Week 2025, focusing on sustainability. Highlights include climate conversations with Jacinta Barrins, a nature walk, an upcycling...
Or in full: How to Feel Less Guilty About Climate Change and Make Some Money Are you feeling guilty about the climate catastrophe and feeling powerless to do anything about it?...
Too often, public consultations are dominated by negative feedback—and while it’s vital to raise concerns, it’s just as important to show support when something good is being proposed. At Sustainable Skerries,...
The 2025 Annual Meeting for Sustainable Skerries was a great success, featuring updates on diverse environmental projects and the launch of the Skerries Eco Town Booklet. New chair Katie Lattimore expressed...
The Sustainable Skerries Annual Meeting 2025 will take place on January 29, 2025, at Skerries Harps GAA Club. The event features a talk by Adrian Kelly on sustainable energy and launches...
Christine Mullan-Jensen's research explores how personal gardens can contribute to biodiversity and climate resilience. Despite societal barriers like judgment and confusion about gardening norms, Mullan-Jensen offers four strategies: engage with your...
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