Like to have a workshop or camp run in your local area during any school holidays?  Simply contact us directly on 0871199408 and we would be delighted to explore further.

• Everyday recycling and caring for our local environment.​
• What you can and can’t Recycle​
• Caring for our local wildlife and plant life​
• Our Carbon footprint​
• Pollution in our community​
• Ensuring our planet is healthier for future generations​
• The main objective of the Summer Camp is the kids have fun.
• Hold  native Irish animals. Games,Fun Quiz and Educational talks.
• Build an Insect Hotel and learn how to protect bees

EnviroKids Workshops Summer Camps covers environmental issues in a fun but educational way. 

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Envirokids Workshop

I enrolled my boys in a recent Envirokids workshop in Clane GAA and they both loved it. The whole day was interactive and got everyone involved from the start.The true reflection is that when I picked them up at the end of the day. One of them asked if there was another one on again soon, and my other son said that he wished it had been on for 2 days. Aidan is great at getting everyone involved and I’d recommend this workshop to anyone.

Declan Walsh

Know what can be Recycled

Recycling symbols. The most common recycling symbol on packaging on nearly every item we use daily – three arrows in a circle. This means that a product is either recyclable or has some recycled content. When buying items have a quick look to see if its recyclable and dispose of in the correct way.  

Keeping our town tidy

Tidy Towns Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment in order to honor the tidiest and most attractive cities, towns and villages in Ireland. The competition is organised on a national basis, and entrants must complete modules including   Environment, Landscaping, Wildlife & Natural Amenities, Litter Control, Tidiness, Waste Minimization, Residential Areas, Roads and Streets & Back Areas.

• Refuse – Avoid single use plastics and paper products by saying no thank you, opting for reusable.
• Reduce – Downsize what you purchase, opting to be more mindful of what you really need.
• Reuse – Always find a way to keep an item out of the landfill by keeping it in great condition, repairing or up cycling it when it breaks.
• Rot – Set up a compost system for your food scraps, or find a food scrap drop off center (like a farmers market, or community garden) near your house.
• Recycle – Properly recycle any plastic, paper, glass or metal that comes into your life you cannot refuse, reduce, or reuse by researching your state’s recycling laws.