The Tóchar Midlands Wetland Restoration Scheme, member of the Feminist Communities for Climate Justice National Network (FCCJNN), is a nature initiative operating within Ireland’s Just Transition territory, backed by the EU Just Transition Funds and coordinated by the National Parks and Wildlife Service. At the heart of this project lies collaboration – reflecting the harmonious interdependence of species within ecosystems to sustain a thriving planet. Addressing intricate challenges like climate change and biodiversity loss demands fresh perspectives, bold ideas, and the courage to disrupt outdated patterns of thinking.

The establishment of the Women in Nature Restoration Working Group is in its infancy but the aims of the group are to:

🌿 Foster and nurture a vibrant community of women leading in nature restoration and the Just Transition.

🌿 Build connections among women and feminist leaders to amplify the strength and impact of the movement.

🌿 Provide resources and support for women to innovate, lead, and implement practical solutions in restoration work.

🌿 We aim to create a supportive, solution-driven network where women can thrive as leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers in restoring nature.

Together, we can share knowledge, highlight best practices, and shape a restoration movement that is inclusive, equitable, and impactful.

We welcome members from all backgrounds whether you are employed in the nature restoration sector, volunteer, or are simply interested in meeting other likeminded women.

If you wish to join the group please click the button below and fill out our membership form! We’ll be in touch with you very soon!