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Agroforestry: Positive for Farms and Nature

What if more farms had trees growing alongside crops and livestock?

It's called agroforestry, and it offers opportunities to make farming more resilient while supporting nature. Trees on farms can help:

🌳 Provide shelter and shade for livestock.

🌳 Improve soil health and reduce water runoff.

🌳 Create habitats and wildlife corridors.

🌳 Store carbon and support biodiversity.

🌳 Provide additional farm products, including timber, fruit and nuts.

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PLANT FOR NATURE: Protect Our Hedges🌿

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PLANT FOR NATURE: Protect Our Hedges🌿

This month, we explore why hedgerows matter, the threats they face and the simple steps we can take to protect them.

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FASHION THAT LASTS: Buying less. Buying better. Wearing it longer.👗

This month, we look at how better materials, repair, resale, recycling and simply wearing what we already own for longer can help reshape our relationship with clothes. And we ask one simple question before buying: Will I wear this at least 30 times?

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HEALTHY RIVERS IRELAND: What if we could swim in all of Ireland's rivers?🏊‍♀️

This month, we explore what’s holding our rivers back and what needs to change to create cleaner, healthier and more swimmable rivers.

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HEALTHY RIVERS IRELAND: Nature Bounces Back Fast. All It Needs Is the Right Actions💧

Nature can bounce back. Discover the practical solutions helping restore Ireland's rivers.

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RESTORING NATURE IN IRELAND: Practical Ways Farmers Are Bringing Wildlife Back🐸

Discover how farmers, communities and organisations across Ireland are bringing wildlife back through nature-friendly farming, wildlife corridors, Hare's Corners and other practical initiatives.

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