the significant countrywide potential in creating permanent forests in Ireland, for far greater ecological (and economic benefits) is as yet, still far from being generally recognised.
Celebrating Irish and world forests
Permanent forests: with close to nature-continuous cover forestry
[this post is for new followers of my forest transformation work - some material I have written about previously on my older ecoartnotebook.com site] While I have been concentrating a lot lately on doing written research for my thesis, my forest keeps on growing, and fast! People here may may complained over Ireland's recent cold…Read more Permanent forests: with close to nature-continuous cover forestry
Winner Puppeteers bring ‘The Man who Planted Trees’ to Ireland
During the Carlow Eigse Arts festival last month I was very lucky to catch an enchanting puppet version of this well-loved tale - the Puppeteers won the 2007 Eco Prize for Creativity. It tells the story of a French man, who with his faithful dog - (a rather shook looking puppet, a real rascal who…Read more Winner Puppeteers bring ‘The Man who Planted Trees’ to Ireland
The Hollywood Forest Story : An EcoSocial Art Practice | Co. Carlow Ireland 