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COP 28 Let's have a conversation (senior primary)

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COP 28 Let's have a conversation (junior primary)

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Food and Farming Junior C and N Summit 2023

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Please let us know how your class will take climate action or what types of climate conversations you are having!

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Primary. COP28 C&N Feedback. - Google Jamboard

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A brief lesson note to accompany the COP 28; Let's have a conversation video

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5 minutes of sustainability - Influencing Government

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5 minutes of sustainability - Influencing Government

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Please share your responses to the questions 'Does the way we farm make sense?' on this Jamboard - many thanks!!

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PRIMARY. Climate and Nature Summit Feedback. - Google Jamboard

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Lesson Notes for Food and Farming Junior Lesson.docx

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Virtual tours of farms in Co. Tipperary.

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Virtual Farm Tours - Tipperary Food Producers Network

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The Tipperary Food Producers has launched a brand new virtual experiential series, allowing the public, both here in Ireland and around the world, to take a closer look at the day to day life of a farm producer.

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Pasture Range Eggs | Fethard Tipperary Ireland | Magners Farm

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Magners Farm eggs are true free range. Hens free to roam on our organic pastures from dawn till dusk. The happiest hens lay the healthiest eggs. Magners Farm is an organic pasture range farm in Fethard, Co. Tipperary Ireland. Pasture range organic eggs, pork, lamb and beef.

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About us

Sustainability is central to every single decision we make

We (Jenny & Kenneth Keavey) started Green Earth Organics in 2006. Our organic farm is situated 8 miles from Galway City. Originally the land was Kenneth's grand-father's and then his father's and finally we took over the farm 14 years ago. We put the farm into conversion for organic status in 2004.

Currently we are farming on 40 acres of organically certified land. Another 10 acres is split between a wildlife biodiversity area, native woodland forestry (7000 trees) and red clover/grassland. We are certified organic by the IOA (Irish Organic Association) - please note that EVERYTHING we sell is organic.

View our blog our pledges for the planet

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Green Earth Organics - Healthy eating starts in your fridge! 100% Certified Organic fresh fruit and vegetables! Order online direct from our farm shop. We deliver locally in Galway, Mayo, Limerick, Dublin and courier nationwide....

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An interesting project that looks at the story behind your sandwich!

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How far does your sandwich travel before it reaches you? How many ingredients make up your average sandwich?

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Farming for Nature seeks to acknowledge and support farmers who farm, or wish to farm, in a way that will improve the natural values of the countryside.

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With some of the world's top policy makers and climate experts at COP28, there's a tremendous opportunity to advance the critical role nature plays in combating climate change and implementing the Paris Agreement.

As countries work to update and align their climate plans, TNC staff will be at the forefront of negotiations with government and business leaders, pushing for greater ambition to phase out fossil fuels, build more resilience into societies, and invest more in both mitigation and adaption efforts.

To accomplish these goals, we'll be advocating for both swifter transition to renewable energy source and more use of natural climate solutions, and more investment from both the public and private sectors, especially to help those countries that have been most affected the impacts of climate change. We'll also be working to ensure Indigenous and local community voices are heard, as these are the people who know best how to work with nature in their communities.

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COP28: Your Guide to the 2023 UN Climate Change Conference in UAE

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COP28 takes place November 30-December 12, 2023 in United Arab Emirates. This guide will tell you what to expect at COP28, why TNC will be there, and what it all means for you.

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Agriculture is another word for farming. It includes growing crops and raising animals, or livestock. In Ireland, wealthy men once owned most of the land. Farmers worked on...

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Since 2015 AgriKids has visited schools, libraries, family events and communities nationwide with our Engage, Educate and Empower message. We want to make all children our farm safety ambassadors.
Visit the AgriKids Farm Safe hub to learn more about the AgriKids Farm Safety Ambassador or Farm Safe Week programmes.

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Agrikids is a farm safety educational platform for children and teachers alike. Our ethos has always been to engage, educate and empower children to be our farm safety ambassadors.

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Access a range of resources developed by Teagasc for both primary and secondary school students. Click on the links below to access this content.

A range of curriculum linked videos with topics from grassland management to anti-microbial resistance for second level agriculture science students. The videos also provide a real-life insight into the practicalities of modern, Irish farming.

Why not try some experiments that can be done at home - Water rainbow, Magic Milk, How to make Soil Cakes and many more view here

A great selection of printable games have been developed. There is a range of games suitable for all primary school classes. Access them here

Are you in your final years of secondary school? Check out the course options available to you in agriculture, horticulture and forestry here

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Access a range of resources developed by Teagasc for both primary and secondary school students. Click on the links below to access this content. A range of curriculum linked videos with topics from grassland management to anti-microbial resistance for second level agriculture science students.

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Watch this video which explains the work of the world's top diplomat, in the service of people everywhere.

Leadership

Equal parts diplomat and advocate, civil servant and CEO, the Secretary-General is a symbol of United Nations ideals and a spokesman for the interests of the world's peoples, in particular the poor and vulnerable among them. The current Secretary-General, and the ninth occupant of the post, is Mr. António Guterres of Portugal, who took office on 1 January 2017. Since 1997, the Secretary-General has been assisted in managing Secretariat operations by the Deputy Secretary-General, a post currently held by Ms. Amina J. Mohammed of Nigeria.

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UN for Kids | The United Nations Office at Geneva

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Watch this video which explains the work of the world's top diplomat, in the service of people everywhere. Equal parts diplomat and advocate, civil servant and CEO, the Secretary-General is a symbol of United Nations ideals and a spokesman for the interests of the world's peoples, in particular the poor and vulnerable among them.

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Let's Talk About Climate Change by Katherine Hayhoe

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Let's Talk About Climate Change by Katherine Hayhoe

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Climate Kids is produced by the Earth Science Communications Team at

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Welcome Primary teachers. Here you will find lots of curriculum based resources to help you teach your pupils all about energy.

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Beara Rainforest - A wealth of biodiversity on the Peninsula

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The little that survives of Ireland's temperate rainforest is almost all in a very poor state ecologically. Highly fragmented by roads, human habitation, and areas devoted to agriculture, non-native conifer plantations or industry, the small semi-natural fragments that remain are highly vulnerable to - and are mostly presently in - further decline.

A major threat is that of severe overgrazing by a variety of herbivores, almost all non-native species such as Sika Deer, Feral Goats, and Sheep. Overgrazing strips away almost all of the ground flora, and prevents any natural regeneration of the woodland trees by killing seedlings, thereby causing the slow death of woodlands as older trees age and die without a younger generation to replace them.

In addition, by removing most of the competition for light in the form of native vegetation, overgrazing greatly facilitates the spread of such invasive non-native plant species as Rhododendron ponticum, which, given time, will destroy a native woodland ecosystem.

The dense monocultures that are created when Rhododendron takes hold block almost any light from reaching the woodland floor, preventing the growth of practically all native plants other than mosses and liverworts. Almost nothing will eat the Rhododendron leaves, as they naturally contain a toxin to discourage feeding animals, whether insects or vertebrates.

A single mature Rhododendron bush can put out a rain of several million seeds every year, and every seed that germinates and grows into another plant can be producing seed itself within little more than a decade. The result is that, if not dealt with at an early stage, large areas can quickly become choked with the plant. At this point its eradication becomes extremely difficult, labour intensive, and costly.

Sadly, almost all remaining pockets of native woodland in Ireland are affected - often acutely so - by a combination of these problems.

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Beara Rainforest - A wealth of biodiversity on the Peninsula

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A wealth of biodiversity on the Peninsula