The Gaelic Woodland Project is a Registered Charity (RCN: 20206178) managed by volunteers. Our mission is to plant a commemorative woodland in Ireland, dedicated to Éire and the Irish Diaspora.
This land will be turned into a complex habitat with ecological niches to support wildlife, biodiversity and link existing habitat. This Irish Oasis will sequester carbon and help reclaim Ireland’s lost wilderness.
In 2045, a standing stone will be placed in a central grove to mark the 200-year anniversary of the Great Famine. We want this to be the beacon that welcomes Ireland’s scattered generations home.
The Native Woodland Scheme Grant will finance the planting of trees and the premiums will cover any operational costs. This means that 100% of your donations can be used to purchase land.
The Gaelic Woodland Project is about taking Stewardship of the land. We’re paying homage to our Ancestors and gifting posterity their ecological inheritance by sowing the seed of an ancient Irish forest in the Heart of Ireland.
The deforestation of Ireland is commensurate to the 200-years of haemorrhaging emigration experienced after the Famine. During this time, Ireland’s scattered
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The Gaelic Woodland Project is a Registered Charity (RCN: 20206178) managed by volunteers. Our mission is to plant a commemorative woodland in Ireland, dedicated to Éire and the Irish Diaspora.
This land will be turned into a complex habitat with ecological niches to support wildlife, biodiversity and link existing habitat. This Irish Oasis will sequester carbon and help reclaim Ireland’s lost wilderness.
In 2045, a standing stone will be placed in a central grove to mark the 200-year anniversary of the Great Famine. We want this to be the beacon that welcomes Ireland’s scattered generations home.
The Native Woodland Scheme Grant will finance the planting of trees and the premiums will cover any operational costs. This means that 100% of your donations can be used to purchase land.
The Gaelic Woodland Project is about taking Stewardship of the land. We’re paying homage to our Ancestors and gifting posterity their ecological inheritance by sowing the seed of an ancient Irish forest in the Heart of Ireland.
The deforestation of Ireland is commensurate to the 200-years of haemorrhaging emigration experienced after the Famine. During this time, Ireland’s scattered