https://drumminbog.com/2026/01/18/a-flavour-of-drummin-bog-volunteer-mornings-invasive-species-removal-with-cheese/?page_id=7191 Eco-creative storytelling ignites social change It’s worth reminding ourselves, from one community to another,from one habitat to another, how eco-creative practices are transferable. If you’d like a recent, very grounded example, have a look at my latest post for the Carlow Drummin Bog Project here:https://drumminbog.com/2026/01/18/a-flavour-of-drummin-bog-volunteer-mornings-invasive-species-removal-with-cheese/?page_id=7191 As I was writing it, I found myself reflecting…Read more Eco-social creative practice storytelling skills for a wiser world are transferable: from Hollywood Forest to Drummin Bog
audio interviews
Speaking of Which II – The Ecological Edition: Ireland-based eco artist interviews for youth and their teachers — Haumea Ecoversity
https://player.vimeo.com/video/739642052 In a time of global climate change, 12 artists based in Ireland reveal what inspires them and how they make their art in this video series designed for use in the classroom and for general viewing. 770 more words Speaking of Which II – The Ecological Edition: Ireland-based eco artist interviews for youth and their…Read more Speaking of Which II – The Ecological Edition: Ireland-based eco artist interviews for youth and their teachers — Haumea Ecoversity
Whose Woods These Are: Wendell Berry’s A Good Forest economy–with Cathy Fitzgerald
Poster by Helen McDonnell The following is the 2nd post in which I reflect on Wendell Berry's ideas of a 'Good Forest Economy'– from an essay he wrote in 1995 (the reason why I chose to discuss Wendell's forest ideas are in the previous post here). https://videopress.com/v/ZLvfb9mh?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata My talk for the Arboreal Book Club for…Read more Whose Woods These Are: Wendell Berry’s A Good Forest economy–with Cathy Fitzgerald
The Hollywood Forest Story : An EcoSocial Art Practice | Co. Carlow Ireland 