5 June 2026
World Environment Day

The planet doesn’t argue or negotiate; instead, it communicates through signs like rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves and melting glaciers. For many years, we have been hearing about climate change—warnings, goals and deadlines that seem far away. But too often, the response has been muddled by things like delays, distractions and denial.

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8 June 2026
World Oceans Day

For far too long, we have seen oceans as huge, faraway places that are not connected to us. We have built that distance ourselves. The oceans have always been part of us, in the air we breathe, the food we eat and the climate that keeps us alive. Now, we are being asked to think about our relationship with oceans in a new way. 

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16 June 2026
World Refill Day

Did you know that Ireland produces about 220,000 single-use plastic water bottles each day? That’s like using 100,000 litres of oil every day—enough to keep over 55 homes warm for a whole year!

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17 June 2026
World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought

Rangelands are some of the world’s biggest and most important ecosystems, but they’re often not given the attention they deserve. These vast areas, which make up over half of the Earth’s land, are super important for keeping us fed, managing water, protecting plant and animal life, and helping our planet withstand climate change.

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22 June 2026
World Rainforest Day

Rainforests are like the heart of our planet, playing a vital role in everything from keeping our climate balanced to safeguarding the incredible variety of life we share. They also provide us with clean water and support the communities that depend on them.

For more information click HERE.