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.
Spending time in green, open spaces such as fields or playgrounds is brilliant for all children. And especially so for children with ADHD.
Read this guest blog.
Read why, during a visit to the GLAS garden, the Lord Mayor of Dublin congratulated all those involved in the initiative.
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
Global Action Plan contributes to “Better Ballymun Day” on 4 March President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins will perform the official opening of the second “Better Ballymun Day”, on 4…
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This year Global Action Plan (GAP) Ireland took part in the 25th anniversary of UN International Day for the Eradication of Poverty Day held on the 17th October. Father…