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NatureWorks 2026

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NatureWorks 2026 will inspire urban communities to restore nature by showcasing an innovative greening project in Dublin. The hands-on event will demonstrate practical steps to reconnect with nature in a small urban space. 

The Ballymun venue is home to a pocket forest, a pond and a heritage orchard.  

The event will bring together communities interested in nature restoration and businesses interested in financing it. NatureWorks 2026 is a collaboration between the award-winning social enterprise Pocket Forests and the Ballymun Biodiversity Action Group, involving community activists, artists, teachers, students and members of the business community in an inter-generational celebration of urban nature regeneration.

Small pocket with three trees growing out of it
© Pocket Forests
  • biodiversity | bioeconomy | ecosystem services | environmental impact | forest conservation | green economy | green infrastructure | innovation | management of natural resources | nature-based solutions | nature restoration | soil protection | sustainable forest management
  • Friday 5 June 2026, 10:00 - 14:00 (CEST)
  • Dublin, Ireland

Practical information

When
Friday 5 June 2026, 10:00 - 14:00 (CEST)
Where
St Pappin's Pastoral Centre
Balcurris Rd, Ballymun Dublin D11Y732, Dublin, Ireland
Languages
English
Part of
Website
Event website

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