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
Sharing the Hollywood Story
Once Upon a Forest – forestry aligning with ‘wisdom, love and beauty’
Delighted to be speaking after the beautifully inspiring Once Upon A Forest about the artist poet forest-lover Maria Westerberg, at the County Carlow Environmental EcoFIlm night at Carlow VIsual 7pm Wed 6 Nov. 2024.
The Elders visit to Hollywood Forest
Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting The Elders and eco-theatre director Andrea Scott from Floating World Productions here at Ireland's smallest continuous cover forest, Hollywood. Andrea, who has collaborated extensively with The Elders in exploring the significance of Irish forests, brought a wealth of creative insight to our discussions. The Elders are a…Read more The Elders visit to Hollywood Forest
The Hollywood Forest Story : An EcoSocial Art Practice | Co. Carlow Ireland 