• To bring about a change in the present status quo, whereby forestry policy in Ireland is based primarily on a monoculture, a single species, namely Sitka Spruce.
• To work towards the achievement of a policy based on biodiversity and continuous canopy, in accordance with the principles annunciated in the Convention on Biodiversity, at the Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit 1992.
• Re-establish a culture of forests.
• Develop cross-border and cross-cultural projects.
• Use 100% native/near native, mainly broadleaf and native coniferous species from native seed stock.
• Promote ethical investment in forests including core funding.
• Protect Rainforests and other major centers of biodiversity and cultural diversity.
• Create a Great Irish Forest.
• Achieve a key stakeholder role for local communities.
• Use a Local Agenda 21 approach.
• Develop tree nurseries. Conserve native woodlands, develop new woodlands.
• Oppose clear felling.
• Promote forest trusts.
• Promote sustainable economic systems inclusive of the economies of nature.
• Promote the arts in the context of our environment.
• To create and preserve a center of excellence of biodiverse forest habitats/native woodlands, ideally in the context of existing native woodlands, demonstrating best practice in management, and including coppicing and the promotion and development of woodcrafts.
Company Details
- Employees
- 4
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 40 Lower Drumcondra Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, Dublin,ireland Dublin 9,ireland
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- NAICS
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Environmental Consulting Services
- Website
- http://www.forestfriends.ie
- Keywords
- Dublin.
- HQ
- Dublin, Ireland
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Forest Friends Ireland's website is http://www.forestfriends.ie
Forest Friends Ireland's LinkedIn profile is https://ie.linkedin.com/company/forest-friends-ireland
Forest Friends Ireland has
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Forest Friends Ireland's categories are Environmental Services
Forest Friends Ireland's founding year is 2000
