Dec 5, 2011

Tree planting at Ballinreeshig Nature Farm (please forward to all tree lovers)

Hi folks,

I am happy to announce, that this winter, we are planning to plant about 20 acres of mixed, mostly broadleaf, woodland on our community based organic/biodynamic farm near Ballygarvan, county Cork. 20 acres at recommended spacing translates to about 17,000 trees!

The species mix will be predominantly (85%) big trees, of inherently high value both ecologically and economically: Pedunculate Oak, Sweet Chesnut, Ash and Scots Pine.

The other 15% is to be planted later, amongst and around the big trees, with a mixture of native and exotic traditional fruit and nut bearing species on the sunny egdes (apples, plums, pears, hazels, walnuts, figs, mulberries...) as well as some more experimental forest garden vareties (eleagnus, sea buckthorn, oregon grape, arbutus... ) and some ecologically valuable native shrubs and small trees (hawthorn, blackthorn, hazel, broom, spindle, holly, birch...) to increase biodiversity and help keep the fairies happy.

We are going to commence planting the big trees (the 85%) on MONDAY 12 DECEMBER and we hope to have more or less all of them in by FRIDAY 23 DECEMBER. this means nearly 2 weeks of dedicated planting.

We are looking for as many VOLUNTEERS as possible to come up and get involved! If you are available to come up for a few hours, or a few days, please come and help plant up this haven of biodiversity, a sustainable source of fuel, food and fodder, and a demonstration site for ecologically sound forestry.

We will have a kettle on over the sheltered fireplace at the centre of the farm, and homemade soup for lunch.

Arrive any time from 9am, with sturdy footwear, waterproofs if it's a wet day, a decent spade (NOT a shovel) and maybe some bread, a sandwich or snack to help keep going!

Hope to see you there,

Daniel Zev Benn (on behalf of the Ballinreeshig Nature Farm team.)



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Directions to the farm:

From Cork city: go up the kinsale road as far as the airport roundabout, then turn left (1st exit) and follow signs to Ballygarvan Stonecraft. The farm entrance is just after the stonecraft, on the left.

From Kinsale direction: Take R600 towards Cork city, and turn right at Fivemile bridge towards Ballygarvan and Carrigaline.  About a mile after going through Ballygarvan village, look out for the sign (on the right) pointing left uphill to Ballygarvan Stonecraft. The farm entrance is just before the stonecraft, on the right.

From Carrigaline direction. Take the road towards Ballygarvan/Fivemile bridge/Ballinhassig, and about 1 mile before Ballygarvan village look out for the signs directing you uphill on the right, towards Ballygarvan Stonecraft. The farm entrance is just before the stonecraft, on the right.

Contact:
  •  Daniel Zev Benn: 085 27 222 43 (not available 11am-6pm 17-23rd Dec) or:
  •  Sean O'Halleron: 087 258 1990 (not available 10 - 16 Dec)]






Nov 26, 2011

School children to discuss EU and Global citizenship with MEP at Lifetime Lab

Press release

Immediate

 

Cork School Children to discuss European citizenship at Lifetime Lab

 

What is a global citizen, why is it important and should we stay with Europe? These are some of the questions that children from all over Cork city and county will put to Phil Prendergast MEP during an informal questions and answers as part of the An Taisce Global Citizen programme at Lifetime Lab on Monday 28th November.

 

The programme is currently being developed to aid school children to gain a better insight to the workings of Europe and becoming a global citizen, as part of the programme schools are encouraged to learn about different nationalities in their school, look into purchasing habits, organising fund raising and to live more environmentally.

 

Being a European Citizen means we obey common laws and have common rights within the EU. Unlike in Roman times, being a citizen is not a status symbol anymore, as European Citizens we aspire to equal rights for all and we can all participate in the decision making process through our, democratically elected, Governments and MEP's. We are encouraged to be Active Citizens. The term Global Citizenship is not as easily defined as European Citizenship, there are no clear rules and regulations and, globally, we do not have democratically elected representatives to speak for us. Global Citizenship is more a moral understanding of our responsibilities and our rights in a global context. Being a true Global citizen indicates that we understand that all people have equal rights while at the same time valuing diversity. In addition, it means that we value the Earth as very precious, and as a resource upon which we all depend and should

 

For further information, contact Lifetime Lab at: 021-4941500 lifetimelab@corkcity.ie  or visit www.lifetimelab.ie

 

 

Notes to editor

·         Phil Prendergast will be addressing pupils at Lifetime Lab on Monday 28th November between 9.30 and 10.30 am

·         Phil Prendergast is MEP for Munster and sits on many European committees including The Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection and The Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development

·         The global citizen programme is part of the An Taisce Green Flag programme

·         Over 2300 Irish schools now fly a green flag

 

 

Contact Details

Name: Mervyn Horgan

Address: Lifetime Lab, Old Waterworks, Lee Road, Cork

Telephone: 021-4941500

Fax: 021-4941519

Email: lifetimelab@corkcity.ie

 

 

 

 


Nov 13, 2011

Robert Boyle Science Festival

The Heritage Town of Lismore Co. Waterford plays host to the Robert Boyle
Science Festival from the 18th – 20th November 2011. Robert Boyle (1627 –
1691) was born in Lismore Castle and was perhaps the most influential scientist
of his day and the most respected of the founding members of the Royal Society
of London.

2011 represents the 350th anniversary of the publication of Robert Boyle's
famous scientific paper entitled, "The Skeptical Chymist". This document set
the scene for the establishment of the academic topic we now call the Chemical
Sciences. 2011 is also the year that has been designated the International Year
of Chemistry (or more simply, IYC) and so it is appropriate that Robert Boyle's
enormous contribution to the subject will be celebrated in a Science Festival to
be hosted at his birthplace in Lismore, Co. Waterford.

It is intended that this will be the first in an annual series of 'Robert Boyle Science
Festivals', no equivalent exists in Ireland currently. Educational activities of
the type that the Robert Boyle Science Festival will provide, that is connecting
schoolchildren to high level scientific policy makers and world renowned
scientists are exactly the type of national functions that will make science user
friendly both to adults and schoolchildren. The main objective of the festival is
therefore to promote science to a varied audience; children, students, academics
and the general public.

Talks by Professor Duncan Thorburn Burns (QUB) and Dr Allan Chapman (of
Channel 4 TV fame) will emphasise material on Boyle himself and also his
scientific partnership with the equally famous Robert Hooke.

Due to the universal importance of Boyle's law of gases, two further lectures
will be devoted to Earth's atmosphere. The first is to be presented by the Chief
Scientific Officer to DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural
Affairs) in the UK, Professor Bob Watson, and will provide a political perspective
relevant to human activities on air pollution, climate change and agriculture. Bob
is former chief scientist at the World Bank and prior to this he was White House
Associate Director for Environment Policy for the Clinton Administration.

The second lecture, by Professor Richard Wayne, renowned atmospheric

scientist from Oxford University, will attempt to put the evolution of our
atmosphere in proper perspective with our neighbouring planets in the Solar
System and answer the question: Why Life on Earth?

Armagh Planetarium will present their spectacular 'Stardome Portable
Planetarium' on Friday evening. Educational events specifically for schools
include the 'Robert Boyle Show' by Eoin Gill WIT, the Armagh Planetarium
and 'The Bubble Show' by The London Science Museum. Free events
on Sunday will be mounted by Dr Declan Kennedy (UCC), Calmast WIT
and Lifetime Lab suitable for both children and adults including lectures,
demonstrations and "hands-on" experiences.

The celebration ends with a spectacular Firework Display to point at the
essential "Air" that covers our planet and allows all forms of life to exist.

The Robert Boyle Science Festival is organised by the Lismore Heritage Centre
along with representatives from Lismore Castle, University College Cork,
Waterford Institute of Technology and local Chemical Industry. For further
information please see www.robertboyle.ie. For bookings please contact Eleanor
on 058 54975 or email ehoward@lismoreheritage.ie

Oct 27, 2011

Woodland Life under the Microscope - Sat 29 Oct


Dr Fran Giaquinto presents 'Woodland Life under the Microscope' on Saturday 29 Oct at Tuamgraney Woodland Wildlife Park (near Scariff, Co.Clare) - meet 9.45am opposite Tuamgraney Heritage Centre.  Bring wellies, waterproofs, clean plastic containers.  We will collect samples of microscopic plant and animal life from the woodland then go to East Clare Community Coop premises in Scariff to look at them under high-power microscope with projector screen.  After lunch (arrange your own - good snacks available in Coop Cafe) we will do more study and identification and also look at things in Scariff Community Garden.  Promises to be an interesting day - cost just 40 euro (concessions available) - subsidised by EU LEADER rural development programme.  More info on website.
CELT (Centre for Environmental Living & Training)
Scariff
Co.Clare

Oct 26, 2011

Deer Management Policy for consultation


The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine are currently developing a Deer Management policy and are inviting observations and comments from the general public.

Please click here for details.



Oct 25, 2011

UCC CampusBike - Invitation to Dissemination Seminar

 

UCC CampusBike – A Bicycle Fleet for University Staff

Concept – Set-up – Operation – Experiences

 

UCC Buildings and Estates would like to invite you to a dissemination seminar on

 

Wednesday, 9th November 2011, 10.30 (ends c. 15.00)

in the Western Gateway Building,

University College Cork

 

UCC CampusBike has been established over the last one and a half years as a SmarterTravel demonstration project, part-funded by the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport.

 

Background:

University College Cork is committed to a Green Campus policy, and aspects of sustainability play an important role on more and more levels of the University's operations. UCC's efforts in this field have been recognised e.g. by being awarded the "Green Flag" by An Taisce (on behalf of the FEE – Foundation for Environmental Education) in 2010.

Sustainable travel is one important element of this strategy, and the promotion of cycling to and from the University is a major part in this.

 

Giving staff members easy access to a bicycle during the working day is the idea behind the UCC CampusBike scheme. A communal bicycle fleet is available in UCC for hourly use, for both work or private purposes. The basic concept is similar to well established public bike rental schemes in Ireland (e.g. DublinBikes) and abroad, but at a far smaller scale. The first fleet bicycles became operational in UCC in March this year.

 

As its official status as SmarterTravel demonstration project is finishing by the end of October, UCC (Buildings and Estates Office) is holding this dissemination seminar on UCC CampusBike, where we will inform about the concept, set-up and experiences with the scheme. An outlook will also be given on the scheme's transferability to other employers and the perspective of such rental schemes in general (please see draft programme below).

 

This seminar is addressed to transport policy makers / authorities, third level educational institutions and other large employers.

 

If you wish to attend, please let us know before Wednesday, 2nd Nov., as places are limited.


 

Contact:

Anne Bermingham

UCC Buildings and Estates

a.bermingham@ucc.ie

021-490 1872

 

Regards

Stephan

_________________________

Stephan Koch
Commuter Plan Manager
Buildings and Estates Office
University College Cork

Tel.:      021-490 3945
Fax:      021-490 3884
E-mail:  s.koch@ucc.ie
Web:     www.ucc.ie  
          http://commuting.ucc.ie

UCC is the first university in the world being awarded the GREEN FLAG
by the Federation for Environmental Education (FEE) and An Taisce (Feb 2010)
www.greencampusireland.org


Our Environmental Economy 21st - 23rd Nov Environmental Monitoring Event



Our Environmental Economy:

Challenges and opportunities, global and local perspectives

21st - 23rd November 2011

 This is a three-day Dublin City University event to highlight the Marine and Environmental Sensing Technology Hub (MESTECH) research in the area of environmental monitoring, identify the challenges within the industrial sector in engaging in research and featuring some state of the art research from world class research centres in the United States and Canada.

Event Programme

Day 1: Monday 21st November

Environmental Monitoring Symposium

Lectures by Randy Gillspie, John Delaney & John Devitt

Environmental Monitoring Workshop

Sensors - Changing the way we live our lives

Day 2: Tuesday 22nd November

TEDx Event featuring a key talk by Prof. John Delaney (University of Washington)

Day 3: Wednesday 23rd November

Industry Breakfast: How University research can facilitate industries in the environmental sector.

        Integrated Phosphate Sensor

        Prof. John Delaney

For bookings and further information, please contact:

Prof. Fiona Regan

MESTECH Director

fiona.regan@dcu.ie

MESTECH, National Centre for Sensor Research, Dublin City University, D 9

Ms. Mary Comiskey

NCSR Administrator

mary.comiskey@dcu.ie

development of innovative technology solutions for the environment

www.mestech.org @SensingResearch #enviroeco SmartOcean



Oct 24, 2011

Wildlife seminar, Nov 12th, Vision Centre, Cork City



The Cork Branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust warmly invites you to our 
upcoming Seminar in the Vision Centre in Cork City on Saturday November 
12th.


We hope that you will come along to find out more about your local area, the 
wildlife, the habitats and what is on your doorstep.
The Seminar will begin at 10am in the Vision Centre with coffee/tea and an 
opportunity to browse around the information stalls from other wildlife 
organisations.


The seminar will include a talk by renowned wildlife author and photographer 
Mike Brown. Mike will present his photographs on urban wildlife. This will 
be followed by our second speaker Jim Wilson who has produced several books 
and given regular talks on "Mooney Goes Wild".


The talks will be followed by three workshops on: Wildlife in Gardens, 
Public areas and wildlife protection.


The event is free.


Please dont hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions.
Thank you.


Gill Weyman 
Chair


Fulbright - Environmental Protection Agency Award


Dear All,

 

The 2011 Fulbright-EPA award closes for applications in less than a month. The award offers a great opportunity to do part of your PhD in USA or to get start-up funding to do your entire PhD in USA…

Some information below and more details from www.fulbright.ie or drop an e-mail to info@fulbright.ie

 

Regards,

Shane

 

 

What is it?

 

The Fulbright Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency have come together to offer this opportunity for Irish researchers to travel to the USA and work with some of the world's leading environmental research institutions. The backing of Fulbright also brings benefits both while in the USA and throughout your career.

 

 

Who is eligible?

 

1. Degree Seeking Students – students who will have completed an undergraduate degree by September 2012 and intend to register for a Masters or PhD in the US. Apply as a student.

 

2. PhD Students who are already doing a PhD in Ireland and wish to carry out research in the US for a period of 6-12 months as part of their doctoral study. Apply as a student.

 

3. Post Doctorates – who are currently engaged in research in Ireland and wish to carry out specific work in the US for a period of 3-12 months. PLEASE NOTE: Applicants must have been conferred with a PhD within the past 2 years – i.e. if applying for 2012-2013 you would have been conferred no earlier than November 2010. Apply as a scholar.

 

 

How to Apply:

 

1) Visit www.fulbright.ie to confirm your eligibility

 

2) Download guidance and application documents

 

3) Apply as a student or scholar

 

4) Apply separately to a US institution for Masters/PhD program or for research affiliation

 

 

Applications must be submitted online AND in hard copy by NOON Friday 18th November 2011



Midleton LETS Meeting Thurs 27th Oct



SETTING UP A LOCAL CURRENCY –
Would it Help Keep the People of East Cork Going?

Thurs 27th October

Midleton Library

6 pm

• Meet the people involved
• Learn how LETS (Local Exchange Trading System) Works
• Explore what's on Offer and what is Needed
• Join Up
• Take you starter credits and join in the fun of trading without money


Please bring any items and list services you MIGHT wish to trade. (Unsold items need to be taken home again, please!)

All Welcome! Admission Free
Enquiries 021 4652429

Midleton LETS is a member of Cork LETS Network
www.letstrade.ie


Videos available from Feasta Irish debt crisis conference

FEASTA

The Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability
"Designing systems for a changing world"

Feasta is pleased to announce that you can now watch free online video presentations by leading international and national economic experts who spoke at our recent autumn conference : 'National Strategies for dealing with Ireland's debt crisis - exploring the options'.

Conference speakers addressed critical questions about the future of Ireland's economy - Can Ireland continue to rely on global economic growth to resolve its public debt crisis? What is the relationship between energy, the crisis and future economic growth? What about private debt problems including mortgage debt? Can the Euro survive? Should Ireland plan for a Euro-zone break up? Is anything to be gained by leaving first? Could a new Irish currency working in parallel with the Euro be a better solution?

International speakers included: US based Marshall Auerback (Roosevelt Institute Fellow & global portfolio strategist for Madison Street Partners, LLC) who addressed the quandary of the Eurozone from a provocative new monetary perspective; Prof. Charles Goodhart (member of the Financial Markets Group at the London School of Economics & former monetary adviser to the Bank of England) who discussed the option of a parallel/ secondary currency model; Bernard Lietaer (author of 'The Future of Money' & international expert in currency systems) who shared his insights into the potential benefits of regional currencies within a larger monetary union.

Irish contributors included Minister Joan Burton (Minister for Social Protection), Fergal O'Brien (Chief Economist - IBEC), Richard Douthwaite (Sustainability Economist and Author), Dan O'Brien (Economics Editor - Irish Times), Paul Sweeney (economist with ICTU), Prof Ray Kinsella (UCD, Michael Smurfit Business School.), Constantin Gurdjiev (Adjunct Prof. of Economics TCD), Peter Brown (Managing Director of the Irish Institute of Financial Trading), Prof. Terrence McDonough (Economics Dept. NUIG) and David Korowicz (Physicist and Human Systems Ecologist).

Other contributors to the conference included: Peter Mathews (TD, Chartered Accountant and Banking and Finance Consultant), Karl Deeter (Irish Mortgage Brokers), Graham Barnes (IT Currency Consultant), Deirdre de Burca (Former Green Party Spokesperson on EU Affairs) and Emer O'Siochru (Architect and Renewable Energy Developer).

Conference website: http://www.feasta.org/debt-conference
Conference programme: http://www.feasta.org/debt-conference/programme.pdf

For further information about any aspect of the conference or the speakers please e-mail info@feasta.org.

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Oct 21, 2011

Animal Rescue Event in Cork City


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Dominick Donnelly
Date: Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 11:31 AM
Subject: FW: Event in Cork City


Dear friends and members of the Cork City Green Party

 

This event may be of interest to some of you.

 

Regards

 

Dominick

 

 

 

ARAN EVENT IN CORK CITY, 29TH OCTOBER 2011

 

Animal rescue groups, individuals and campaign groups are swept off their feet trying to deal with the huge surge in abandoned animals and cruelty cases, and we're desperately trying to fight back any further abuses from happening, whilst working to change hearts and minds. We don't need to remind you as to how bad the situation for animals is in Ireland. There is something you can do about it. It's shameful to say that our only scrap of legislation we currently have dates back to 1911, that's right, 1911! 

 

            When: Saturday, October 29

 

            Where: Grand Parade Plaza, Cork City

 

            Time: 1.30pm sharp (Finish up by 4pm)

 

            Contact: John Carmody 087-2391646 / Caroline Nyhan 087-9935030

 

 

 

 

 


Oct 20, 2011

Biodiversity Keys: unlocking Ireland’s biodiversity

The vast majority of Ireland's 31,000 species belong to small, obscure groups of animals and plants such as fungi, algae and invertebrates. These groups are poorly understood as they are very difficult to study and identify to species level. Yet despite their complexity these organisms play a valuable role in the provision of goods and services to Irish society, services which are estimated to contribute at least €2.9 billion per annum to the Irish economy.

To understand and protect this valuable resource, new user-friendly, online identification keys on Ireland's biodiversity are required to increase our knowledge on these poorly studied aspects of Ireland's biodiversity.

The National Biodiversity Data Centre has developed specialised software, Biodiversity Keys, to meet this need. This software allows scientific experts to develop online keys for aiding the identification of animals and plants, specifically tailored to Irish science.

The first of these online keys is to Irish freshwater worms. Freshwater worms are an obscure group of animals that are sensitive to changes in water quality and are used in water quality assessments. The author of this identification key, Irish expert and environmental consultant, Pascal Sweeney, states 'that this is another very valuable service provided by the National Biodiversity Data Centre and one that will improve the understanding of highly specialised but important aspects of Ireland's biodiversity'.

The online key is available on the website of the National Biodiversity Data Centre at http://biodiversityireland.us2.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=2449588d6e9ee7585110bd46a&id=8162eac111&e=00648d5e0c.
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Oct 19, 2011

Request for help from Cork branch Irish Wildlife Trust



Hi,
We need help with our wildlife protection seminar that is organised for 12th November. We especially need people:
Living in the north east and north western sides of cork city to distribute posters for us.
Anyone going to Dublin in the next week or two who could collect some information for us from head office for the seminar.
Also please if you can volunteer an hour or two of your time on the 26th at St Johns College to help out with our stall then that would be appreciated. This is an event run by the animial care group. There will be lots to see on the day so worth a visit.
If you can help with these please contact the cork branch asap.
Thank you
Best wishes
Gill (corkbranch@iwt.ie)


Oct 17, 2011

The Wheel workshops 27th October


                                                                                Boost Your Career Prospects            Time – it is a precious thing these days…
 
With growing workloads, longer working hours and more pressure to perform, it is perhaps not surprising that professional development may not be at the top of your to-do list.
 
However, in this increasingly competitive job-market it is important to stay one step ahead of the pack. Yes, qualifications are valuable, but professional skills can give you the edge.
 
To help you sharpen your professional skills, The Wheel, in partnership with Management Briefs, has gathered together a panel of seven leading experts to deliver a series of 16 short workshops over the course of a single day (27 October 2011).
 
Each workshop is 90 minutes long, and you can attend as many as you wish. We are limited the size of the workshops to give you a chance to discuss you personal needs and challenges.
 
The following workshop will be run in parallel as follows:
 
Where? Carmelite Community Centre, 56 Aungier St. Dublin 2
When? 27 Oct. 2011
Time? 9:30am - 5:30pm
How Much? From €37.50 for 1 session to €124 for all 4 sessions

A single workshop costs as little as €37.50, or attend up to four for just €124. Don't miss this opportunity to boost your career prospects in a single day!

Book your workshops here now (places are limited) or get more information here.

 
The Wheel
48 Fleet Street, Dublin 2
Find Us 		T: +353 (0)1 454 8727
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Rotha Teoranta is also a charity with CHY number 13288

Directors of Rotha Teoranta: Seamus Boland, Carol Conway, Sean Coughlan, Mary Cunningham, John Dolan, Etain Doyle, David Fitzgibbon, Sinead Grennan, Catherine Hickey, Joe Houghton, Sharon Kennedy, Thomas King, Mark Lloyd, Yvonne McKenna, Barbara O'Connell, Susan O'Dwyer, James O'Leary, Paul O'Sullivan


Oct 13, 2011

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