Cork, a cut above when it comes to saving the environment
'Scything by the sea', Archie Laffan, Midleton, of An Faobhar Scythe group scything at Ardnahinch, Co Cork as part of the East Cork Biodiversity Networking Programme, creating ideal environments for bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects. Scything is less disruptive to wildlife than machinery. Photo: Cathal Noonan
With a range of projects in the mix as Cork County Council rises to the challenge setting the course for a sustainable future — there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
From pedestrian and cycle route networks to a five-acre wildflower meadow- you can create memories whilst enjoying the amenities that will give the next generation a more sustainable future.
