Green Clare
GREEN CLARE: River of life project promoting community involvement in Kilrush
The River of Life Project forms part of Kilrush Tidy Towns efforts to build a better future, looking at the water, ecology and biodiversity contained within to promote future river walks and bolster eco-tourism.
GREEN CLARE: Exploring the European Atlantic Geotourism route
Managed by the Tourism Department of Clare County Council, the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark is one of three Irish UNESCO Geoparks that contain a wealth of geological data and beauty.
GREEN CLARE: Climate action in primary schools
Clare native and environmental artist Evelyn Sorohan manipulates finite resources into contemporary works of art to open up conversations concerning climate change.
GREEN CLARE: Leave No Trace in Co Clare
Leave No Trace is a nationwide inter-agency campaign that looks to combat littering in public hotspots such as National Parks, Nature Reserves, Forest Parks, OPW National Heritage Sites as well as rivers, beaches, forests and special areas of conservation.
GREEN CLARE: Two main types of litter on Clare beaches
An Taisce’s Clean Coasts programme operates with the objective of maintaining cleaner beaches and shorelines through the empowerment of small and large coastal groups speckled around the country.
GREEN CLARE: Examining the quality of water in Clare beaches
Water quality in Clare beaches has been a talking point over recent weeks, Cian O Broin takes a closer look at what is involved in the testing of water quality at our beaches.
GREEN CLARE: Getting to grips with invasive species
Dr. Frances Giaquinto in County Clare is an ecologist who specialises in invasive species and the negative effects they may have on the surrounding natural environment. Frances ‘ main interest lies in habitat restoration and the interaction between organisms and the environment which create healthy functioning ecosystems.
