Rewilding Ireland with Lord Dunsany and IrishTrees

DUNSANY, Ireland - PrZen -- Irishtrees.ie and Dunsany Nature Reserve Join Global Rewilding Alliance

Dublin, Ireland - March 15, 2023 - Irishtrees.ie and Dunsany Nature Reserve are proud to announce that they have been invited to become the first Irish Members of the Global Rewilding Alliance. The alliance is a global network of organizations committed to restoring ecosystems and promoting biodiversity through rewilding projects.

As part of this membership, Irishtrees.ie and Dunsany Nature Reserve will work together to expand ancient woodlands and create biodiverse nature corridors between woodlands by planting mixed native Irish trees through the irishtrees.ie website. This partnership aims to promote a nature-based enterprise that is sustainable in both the environment and in commerce.

"Irishtrees.ie is excited to join the Global Rewilding Alliance and to work alongside Dunsany Nature Reserve to expand ancient woodlands and promote biodiversity in Ireland," said Bob Hamilton, founder of Irishtrees.ie. "Our partnership with Dunsany Nature Reserve is an important step towards creating a sustainable future for our planet."

Randal Plunkett, Lord Dunsany, commented: "Dunsany Nature Reserve is delighted to join the Global Rewilding Alliance and partner with Irishtrees.ie. Together we can create a biodiverse landscape that will benefit both wildlife and people for generations to come."

https://Irishtrees.ie provides an online platform for individuals and businesses to plant trees in Ireland. By subscribing or making a tree planting pledge to become a Patron of Dunsany Nature Reserve, customers can support the expansion of ancient woodlands and the creation of biodiverse nature corridors between woodlands.

The Global Rewilding Alliance is a network of organizations committed to restoring ecosystems and promoting biodiversity through rewilding projects. Their mission is to promote the restoration of natural ecosystems, including wildlife populations, by reintroducing native species, creating wildlife corridors, and restoring degraded landscapes.

For more information about Irishtrees.ie, visit their website at www.irishtrees.ie.

For more information about the Global Rewilding Alliance, visit their website at https://globalrewilding.earth

Contact: Bob Hamilton Irishtrees.ie bob@irishtrees.ie