How to help our planet
Our next tree give away is planned for the end of 2024
We had a wonderful February and gave away well over 25,000 trees and are now working towards our...
Food for thought
Why should we plant more trees?
Without trees we cannot exist, they help clean the air we breathe, filter our water and provide a bio-diverse habitat for animals and birds to live in.
One mature leafy tree can provide enough oxygen for ten people. Additionally, trees serve as vital carbon sinks, playing a crucial role in mitigating climate change.
Spending time in nature aids in reducing the stress hormone cortisol produced in our brains. Their benefits are manifold, as trees also serve as essential food sources for numerous wildlife species.
Is there anything more refreshing than taking a break in the cool shade of a leafy tree on a hot day?
Taking Action
Planting trees makes a difference
It takes about 31-46 trees to offset one tonne of CO2
Trees donated
34,000
CO2 reduced
739 tonnes
Our goal is to nurture a sustainable, eco-friendly future through the free distribution of trees, creating a lasting legacy of shared responsibility for our planet.
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A native tree species in Ireland, particularly found in the southwest region. Recognising the...
The Ash tree, Fraxinus excelsior
A common and important native tree species in Ireland. Recognising the Ash Tree: Leaves: The...
The Aspen tree, Populus tremula
A native deciduous tree species in Ireland. Recognising the Aspen Tree: Leaves: Aspen leaves are...
The Downy Birch, Etula Pubescens
A native tree species in Ireland, commonly found in a variety of habitats such as woodlands,...
The Silver Birch, Betula pendula
A native deciduous tree species in Ireland, known for its distinctive bark, leaves, and slender...
The Blackthorn tree, Prunus spinosa
A native deciduous shrub or small tree species in Ireland, often found in hedgerows, woodlands,...