National Tree Week - March 5th to 12th 2017

National Tree Week - March 5th to 12th 2017

National Tree Week runs from March 5th-12th 2017. Across the Country, a number of events are planned such as forest walks, tree-planting workshops, wood-turning displays, talks, tree-climbing and competitions. Individuals, schools and community groups are invited to create their own events and a number of events have already been scheduled in County Cork including three events by Ted Cook (Ted Cook also gave a number of tree related talks during Heritage Week 2016 and these are available to view by clicking here).

With the kind assistance of the Tree Council of Ireland, Cork County Council's Heritage Unit has a number of saplings to distribute for Tree Week 2017. These include oak, rowan (mountain ash), birch and alder. For further information please contact martinmillerick@corkcoco.ie or phone 0214285914.

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