Join us for a hands-on day learning about native trees and woodland creation at Hometree HQ, Ennistymon.
Book your space: www.hometree.ie/full-listings
@hometreecharity
Hometree is a nature restoration charity, based in the west of Ireland. We work to establish and restore resilient habitats, focusing on native temperate rainforests. Our approach integrates community, culture, science and natural systems.
Join us for a hands-on day learning about native trees and woodland creation at Hometree HQ, Ennistymon.
Book your space: www.hometree.ie/full-listings
Since 2021 we have been going strength to strength, with ever growing team and projects across the Island of Ireland. Over the past years we have planted 140k trees and are looking after 518 acres of land.
Learn more: hometree.ie
We have established the only organic native tree nursery in Ireland, where we grow genetically resilient trees for sale and supply throughout the Island of Ireland.
Hometree began in a small community garden project in winter 2014, where we saw how important it was for people to connect with nature. In spring, 2021, we got the βkeysβ to our current headquarter site in Ennistymon, Co. Clare.
Hometree is a nature restoration charity, based in the west of Ireland. We work to establish and restore resilient habitats, focusing on native temperate rainforests. Our approach integrates community, culture, science and natural systems.
If you have already placed an order, please keep an eye on your inbox. If not, orders can still be made via our website: www.hometree.ie/support/tree...
Todayβs dry, frosty conditions provided ideal weather for lifting trees, with less mud and easier working conditions for our nursery team. We will be in touch regarding tree sapling deliveries before the end of January.
Our first volunteer day of the year will take place on Saturday, 17 January, and we will be announcing our Experience Weeks very soon. Book here: www.hometree.ie/support/volu...
Our offices and nursery are now open again following a well-deserved winter break.
We return to 2026 with renewed energy, fresh inspiration, and a strong programme of work ahead. We are looking forward to building on last yearβs momentum and continuing to grow from strength to strength.
With the team now established, Hometree and its partners are looking forward to building momentum in the months ahead and embedding the project in the landscape and communities of Iveragh.
Learn more: www.hometree.ie/iveragh-wood...
The past month has marked an exciting new phase for the project, with the full team now in place and getting to grips with their roles. Much of the early work has focused on building the foundations, putting systems, documentation, and equipment in place to get the project running.
Hometree is thrilled to announce that Iveragh Woodlands EIP team takes shape!
Recently Finnian, Hometreeβs Community Facilitator and Restoration Ranger, spent a week with @treesforlife.bsky.social , a registered charity working to rewild the Scottish Highlands.
Read the full article here: www.hometree.ie/hometree-blo...
#Hometree #Rewilding #NatureRestoration #Experience
β¨ Lunch is on us, so all you need to do is sign up at hometree.ie/volunteer and come along.
We are looking forward to welcome you! π³
#Hometree #ClimateAction #VisitClare #Ireland #NatureConnection #communitystewardship
Each volunteer day is different depending on the season. You might find yourself collecting or extracting seeds, planting trees, weeding, or creating tree beds. What stays the same is the spirit of the day: caring for the land, each other, and creating impact together.
Only three volunteer days left this year, come and join us in November!
π Hometree HQ, Ennistymon
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Saturday, 15th November | 10:00 - 16:00
π Community Conversations this week, come and join us!
This week ACT - Accelerating Change Together and Hometree are hosting Community Conversations in Killybegs, Donegal and Askeaton, Limerick.
Learn more: www.restorenature.ie/get-involved
#NatureRestoration #CommunityConversations
#Ireland
Very encouraging to read this from Marina Conway in @hometreecharity.bsky.social - clearly stating that new ways of thinking are needed if we are to reach forest objectives
www.farmersjournal.ie/focus/forest...
Join us, share your perspective, and help shape a future where nature and people thrive together.
Learn more: www.restorenature.ie/get-involved
Irelandβs Nature Restoration Plan begins with listening to communities, your voice matters, and we would love for you to join the conversation. This weekend ACT and Hometree are hosting Community Conversations in South Kerry area; join us in Dromid and at Oolagh, near Cappanalea.
β¨ Lunch is on us, so all you need to do is sign up at hometree.ie/volunteer and come along.
We canβt wait to welcome you! π³
#Hometree #ClimateAction #VisitClare #Ireland #NatureConnection #CommunityStewardship
Each volunteer day is different depending on the season. You might find yourself collecting or extracting seeds, planting trees, weeding, creating tree beds, or even bagging trees ready for planting.
π Our autumn volunteer days have begun!
π Hometree HQ, Ennistymon
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Saturday, 20th September | 10:00 a.m. β 4:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome β no experience needed, just bring your energy and curiosity!
Alsongside providing valuable seed. These birch trees provide protection from salt laden winds to our nursery beds whilst nurturing optimal soil conditions for our nursery beds.
#Hometree #OrganicNursery #DownyBirch #IrishTrees #Ireland
The parent woodland and trees has sadly since partially capsised into the sea due to coastal errosion; highlighting how important it is to preserve particular characteristics of these isolated tree populations.
Our team is collecting Downey birch seeds from our alley cropping rows. These salt adapted Downey birch trees where planted as saplings in 2020 from seed collected from a woodland fragment on the hyper oceanic North Atlantic coast.
Sign up to our seasonal field reports to learn more about our work and ways to get involved: mailchi.mp/hometree/sig...
...for land acquisition - a milestone that strengthens how we work long-term. And weβve just received a grant from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine to support our community work and Summer School through 2026. That kind of endorsement means a lot." - Matt Smith, Hometree CEO
"Weβve run our first full cross-team management meeting, bringing nine different parts of the organisation together. Itβs early days, but itβs already giving us clearer lines of sight and saving time. On the funding side, we secured our first formal loan...
Every season we send out a newsletter with updates from all of our departments: from admin to nursery and across all our sites. Matthew Smith, Hometree CEO, writes an introduction to sum up what has been happening, here is a brief excerpt from our latest newsletter accompanied with full team photo.