Sustainable Skerries
For a Sustainable and Resilient Skerries
The Skerries Climate Conversations focus on actionable climate strategies, highlighting the significant impact of food choices on individual carbon footprints. Discussions emphasize reducing beef consumption, minimizing food waste, and making more...
Sabine McKenna, a member of the Sustainable Skerries committee, reflects on the importance of local food initiatives as a response to the climate crisis after attending the Mary Robinson Climate and...
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...
Sustainable Skerries made a strong impression at the Pride of Place competition, representing Fingal County Council in the Climate Action and Biodiversity category. They showcased their community initiatives and projects, emphasizing...
Evelyn Cottell, the committee member behind our extensive history of Sustainable Skerries, writes: Sustainable Skerries celebrated its 15th anniversary this summer. Former and current committee members met up over dinner, to...
How proud are Skerries people of Skerries? The answer is, of course: Very. So when Fingal County Council recently nominated us for the Climate Action and Biodiversity Award of the all-island...
By Sabine McKenna and Hans Zomer. March 2024 This is the first in a series of articles written for Skerries News, showcasing individual projects driven by committees of the Skerries Community...
Recently, we asked on the “Chat for Sustainable Skerries” WhatsApp group for food-waste-reducing ideas, and this is what the group came up with! Watch an Eastern European peeling potatoes and the...
This is a report of sorts of the first Skerries Eco Night, 22 November 2022. It has also a list of actions. Join us in doing something – yourself, in your...
We do it every day, usually several times – eat. And what we eat makes a difference. As you can see from a few examples below, based on the BBC Climate...
