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After two years of online Zooms, this was the first time our members have actually met in person. Meet the entire team as our hosts sit down with all the members of Foroige's eCollective to get a full debrief!

The boys joined us the whole way from America via zoom to sit down with our ‘ECollective’ members to discuss their concerns, tips and potential strategies for stopping climate change.

Anything you need to know about saving our oceans and marines can be found right here with our expert guest Emer Keaveney.

Our ECollective team from Foiroige caught up with Codema CEO Donna Gartland who answers your most frequent everyday questions regarding energy and climate change.

Did you know there are many ways we can help make farming that bit more sustainable, even if you’ve never stepped foot on a farm!

On Earth day 2021, the Ecollective's Shauna met with Imelda Mullen who runs an organic market 'The Cottage Market' in Co. Cavan, Ireland. She developed a local initiative to supply local food from farm to fork directly to the customer and The Local Green Box - Cavan was born

In this episode, two members of the Foroige Ecollective chat with Jack Crotty, the founder of www.neighbourfood.ie a local food producers platform in Ireland

The Ecollective meet with Member of the European Parliament Grace O'Sullivan to learn about climate migration, equality, and equity between people.

Our transport needs are causing untold problems to our climate and in our communities. In this episode, the ecollective meet with Green Party Councillor Daniel Whoolley to discuss the problem of transport in Ireland and what we can do to improve this situation. (19 mins 31 secs)

Each year extreme weather events happen, this is a given. But these events are becoming more and more frequent and they are having a direct impact on habitats all across the world causing untold damage to ecosystems and human lives. In the episode, the Foróige Ecollective met with Emeritus Professor John Sweeney from National University of Ireland, Maynooth. They learn about how these weather events will continue if humans do not act now and they discuss the detrimental impact on communities globally.

Eve, Orna, and Shauna meet with nineteen-year-old Irish Climate Activist and campaigner Alicia O'Sullivan. They discuss how Climate Justice is everyone's problem not just for future generations to solve. They share thoughts on the climate crisis situation, why young people are suffering, and how the threat of mass extinction is causing climate anxiety among young people.