More and more people are opting out of reading or watching the news. They are overwhelmed by the scale and urgency of global crises. But it is precisely now that we need more people to get involved in finding solutions to global problems.
Here are a few tips, to help you not give up hope for the world.
At Global Action Plan, we believe that environmental education is essential for equipping people of all ages with the skills they need for our rapidly changing world. Environmental education allows individuals…
Global Action Plan teamed up with BT, the organisers of the annual BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, to find out what the next generation of Irish scientists think about climate change.
GAP took part in a tree planting initiative at the Barretstown Centre in Ballymore Eustace at which 1,500 native Irish saplings were planted.
Ahead of International Day of Education, 24 January, Global Action Plan is calling for investment in initiatives that empower individuals and communities to adopt sustainable lifestyles.
Our CEO provides some ideas on how you can help fight climate change this year.
(This is an updated version of an article by Mia Bruce first published by Ducky.eco) It’s that time of the year again. During the Christmas holidays, we might all have…
Read our Press Release at the start of the European Year of Skills
It is time to put in place the conditions that would help translate high levels of awareness into meaningful climate action, writes Hans Zomer
Global Action Plan is looking for an Education Officer to help us complement our team.
