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Our Trees - A Guide to Growing Ireland's Native Trees
€20.00
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This guide was published in conjunction with the Peoples Millennium Forest Project in 2000 and is designed particularly as an aid to those who wish to learn more about growing native trees from seed.
Selection of Tree Posters
€29.00
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A Selection of NINE Posters (A2)
Perfect for a classroom or a wall at home.
Our Native Trees (2 Posters)
Our Native Trees (Irish Language)
Ireland's Common Trees
Trees for Birds
Trees for Bees
Wood (The Sustainable Resource)
Amazing Oak
Irish Tree Alphabet
Tree Identification Swatch
English Language €14.00
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Irish Language €14.00
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A handy information guide to identifying trees and shrubs highlighting characteristics and habitat.
Perfect for all ages and ideal for woodland outings for individuals or families, each page provides a description of the tree or shrub, its leaf, flower and fruit.
Native & Common Trees Playing Cards
€13.00
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52 playing cards with 2 jokers beautifully illustrated with images of native and common trees along with their leaves, flowers and fruit. All are designed to help you identify trees.
So now even if you don't win the game you can discover the world of trees!
Blank Notelets featuring Native Irish Trees
€11.50
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Share the World of Trees!
A collection of 6 notelets each featuring a different native Irish tree:
Alder
Silver Birch
Wild Cherry
Sessile Oak
Scots Pine
Rowan/Mountain Ash
These cards are left blank inside for your special message.
Go Wild at School
€26.00
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Author: Paddy Madden
A book written to take the study of the world around us out of the classroom and to make it an integral part of children's lives.
In its nine chapters it deals comprehensively with the following topics of establishing and maintaining the following in a wildlife garden:
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a native mini-wood
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a cornfield meadow
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a wildflower meadow
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a tree nursery
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a bird sanctuary
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a bee, butterfly and hoverfly patch
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pond and marsh habitats
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an organic vegetable patch
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a native hedgerow
Management Guidelines for Ireland's Native Woodlands
€30.00
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Authors: John R. Cross & Kevin D. Collins
An attractive and practical set of clear and concise guidelines for all involved in the management of our native woodlands including foresters, ecologists and landowners.
Amenity Trees & Woodlands -
A Guide to their Management in Ireland
€30.00
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Authors: Kevin Collins (editor), Roy Goodwin, Dorothy Hayden, Helena McGorman,
Joe McConville, Felim Sheridan, Gemma Carr
This book represents a unique and invaluable resource for all those whose work involves directly or indirectly dealing with amenity trees and woodlands and for community groups and individuals working towards the 'greening' of their own environment.
A Guide for Landowners to Managing Roadside Trees
Pictured on SPAR National Tree Day at the launch of
‘A Guide for Landowners to Managing Roadside Trees'
The Minister of State for Land Use and Biodiversity at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine,
Pippa Hackett (second left) and (left to right): Éanna Ní Lamhna, President of the Tree Council of Ireland
and Cormac Downey, Vice-President of the Tree Council of Ireland.
Free Hardcopy
€4.00 charge for P&P
Click to download a
Free PDF of this Guide.
Why Forests? Why Wood?
€7.50
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Author: Donal Magner
From the author of Stopping by Woods, Why Forests? Why Wood? outlines how trees are interlinked with biodiversity, climate change, the ecosystem and our own sense of well-being.
It also gives an insight into how wood is used in design from musical instruments to furniture to construction, all in a compact paperback.
Our Wild World
From the Birds and the Bees to our Boglands and Ice Caps
€21.00
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Author: Éanna Ní Lamhna
Ireland’s favourite force of nature, Éanna Ní Lamhna, is on a mission to open our hearts and minds to our wonderful, wild world – to help us find the balance between our needs and the future of our precious planet.
In her inimitable style, she tackles the questions you’re afraid to:
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How exactly does our wild world work?
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And why do we need to care now more than ever?
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Where do the swallows go in winter? And, more importantly, why do they come back?
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Why are all these spiders in my house anyway?
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And what did happen to the hole in the ozone layer?
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Are climate change and global warming the same thing?
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And are genetic engineering and windfarms really the way forward?
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Be prepared to learn, laugh and be surprised by Our Wild World
Wild Musings - A Celebration of the Natural World
€19.50
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Author: Éanna Ní Lamhna
In her inimitable and engaging style, Éanna Ní Lamhna brings us on a stroll through our natural world, celebrating its beauty and highlighting the importance of protecting it. Touching on a range of topics, from biodiversity to becoming nature positive, her words and photographs inform and delight – and above all encourage us to step outside and muse wildly.
The Parks and Gardens of Dublin
Author: Dr Christy Boylan
Dr Christy Boylan is a lecturer at Technological University Dublin, Blanchardstown and an adjudicator for the National Tidy Towns Competition and Entente Florale Europe.
He has written numerous publications and presented papers at national and international conferences. In May 2015, Christy was the inaugural winner of the World Urban Parks Distinguished Individual Award.
Ireland’s maritime climate combined with its history of demesnes has provided important gardens which are rich in artistic heritage as well as plant collections from around the world. This book is an account of the history and development of over 150 parks and gardens in Dublin, each of which has an interesting story. They include the largest park, the Phoenix Park, to the smallest pocket park around the statue of Anne Devlin in Rathfarnham Village. Dublin has a proud history in the development of public parks, something which was celebrated with a World Parks Congress in 2007. Its managers are in tune with global trends and actively participate in the World Urban Parks organisation which means that Dublin’s parks are modern in style and also retain their heritage characteristics.
Planting Ideas in the Urban Forest: Autobiography of a Tree Expert
Author: Dr Mark Johnston MBE, FArborA (Hon), FCIHort, FICFor
Dr Mark Johnston has spent a lifetime working with trees for the benefit of people and their environment. In fifty years as a tree expert, he has worked as a tree surgery contractor, tree officer in local government, consultant in private practice, government advisor and university academic.
In these challenging environmental times, we’re becoming more aware of the importance of our urban trees and woodlands, what we call the urban forest. This vital natural resource can make our towns and cities more attractive, green and healthy places to live. As concerns grow about the environment in many cities around the world, the importance of protecting and enhancing our urban forests can only increase
Our Tree Scheme enables you to commemorate a special event, remember a loved one or give the gift of a tree by providing you with the opportunity to have a tree planted in the name of
a person of your choice.