Gaisce – The President’s Award : Seo gairm don phobal bleib a chur chun ár mbeacha a chosaint
Mar cheiliúradh ar 35 bliain de Gaisce – Gradam an Uachtaráin, tá an eagraíocht ag moladh do dhaoine óga ar fud na tíre, is cuma cén aois iad, cá bhfuil siad, nó cén sórt cúlghairdín atá acu, glacadh le dúshlán ó Ghaisce an fómhar seo agus bleib a chur, a chabhróidh le pailneoirí agus a chosnóidh cuid de na saighdiúirí is tábhachtaí sa chath in aghaidh an athraithe aeráide – na beacha. Má chuirtear san fhómhar iad, cuirfidh siad bláthanna amach san earrach. Tá an tUachtarán, Micheál D. Ó hUiginn agus an Plean Uile-Éireann um Pailneoirí ag tacú leis an bhfeachtas
Gaisce – The President’s Award calls on the public to plant a bulb to protect our bees
To celebrate 35 years of Gaisce – The President’s Award, the organisation is encouraging people across the country regardless of age, location or size of back garden to take up their own Gaisce challenge this autumn and plant a pollinator-friendly bulb to protect one of the most important players in the climate change battle – bees. If planted in autumn, the bulbs will bloom in Spring. The #BulbsForBees campaign is supported by President Michael D. Higgins and the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan who have worked with Gaisce to undertake the largest ever pollination project in Ireland. The pollinator friendly bulbs will bloom in Spring creating a variety of flowers including
Gaisce Participants Contribute To Conference On The Future Of Europe
Gaisce Gold participants took part in an online discussion today with Minister for European Affairs, Thomas Byrne TD as part of the Conference on the Future of Europe initiative. Twenty-one young people from all over Ireland took part in the online event as part of their Residential Project week while working towards the highest level of Gaisce award. The Conference on the Future of Europe is intended to promote greater citizen involvement and interest in the Union and its future direction. As part of their online residential, Gaisce participants met with Minister Byrne so that he can hear their views
