At GAP, we see food as a way to help address climate change. Find out how you can become part of the solution
New research published ahead of National Allotments and Community Gardens Week 2023 highlights the critical importance of green spaces for urban communities
The ‘GLAS @ TU Dublin’ garden provides a space for local community groups and schools to grow fresh produce, reconnect with nature, and foster a stronger sense of community.
On 17 May, a new community garden, social inclusion hub and environmental education centre was opened. Find out more.
On 6 November our CEO addressed the Citizens Assembly on Biodiversity Loss. Find out more here.
West Dublin will soon have a new amenity for all its community groups and schools, with the opening of the GLAS TÚ community garden in Blanchardstown.
Water is precious. Read our tips on how each and everyone of us can do more to reduce our consumption.
The reporters from RTE Junior’s ‘Ecolution’ podcast visited the GLAS garden in Ballymun.
You can listen to their interviews with some of the people they met in the garden.
For Biodiversity Week 2022, we take a look at what “Biodiversity” means, and how you can help improve it.
GAP’s practical guide on how to grow your own potatoes