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Green Party calls for band of trees across Inishowen

Inishowen Green Party members have called for a tree planting initiative across the peninsula as a way to tackle biodiversity loss and carbon dioxide emissions. Their goal is to encourage the planting of “continuous cover forestry” using native tree ...

04 May 2021 at 09:26

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Letterkenny Tidy Towns and Chamber join forces for tree planting initiative

Letterkenny Tidy Towns, in collaboration with Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce, is excited to announce a special tree planting event on Sentry Hill, Letterkenny, in celebration of the Chamber's 60th Anniversary. The event will take place on Saturday,...

09 Feb 2025 at 09:24

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In pictures: Biodiversity in action at tree planting on Sentry Hill

Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with Letterkenny Tidy Towns with a fantastic turn-out of volunteers from businesses and the community, took part in a tree planting initiative to enhance the local environment and contribute to ...

26 Feb 2025 at 11:31

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Watch: Tree planting at the Bluestack Special Needs Foundation

It was with a great sense of pride and enthusiasm that a number of trees were planted in the grounds of the Bluestack Special Needs Foundation. The planting ceremony took place on Monday morning. Staff and service users at the Donegal Town ...

14 Apr 2022 at 13:33

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