Our annual Save A Sod campaign, to protect Irish ecosystems and to encourage people to be proactive in the preservation of nature, has launched again.
Save A Sod is a way to contribute and commit to protecting Irish Biodiversity. Launched last year, it is a way to take direct action in response to the climate emergency. This campaign acknowledges that plants, land, animals, watersheds, and humans are all interconnected, forming a web of life – the survival of one depends upon the other.
An ideal gift for Christmas
Save A Sod is the ideal alternative gift for Christmas. It is environmentally friendly and clutter free.
It is a gift that keeps giving: to our families, our friends, to the Irish wildlife and to all its glorious biodiversity.
This gift will also assist us here at Green Sod Ireland in our work by ‘Saving A Sod’ of Ireland.
For more information on the land in our trust click here
- Red Bog, Co. Carlow
- Connemara, Co. Galway
- Rosscarbery, Co. Cork
- Arderry, Co Cavan
- Kinnego, Co. Donegal.
- Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo
What better gift to give this festive season than the gift of nature.
A gift for all life on earth.
“Our vision of Ireland is as a country where ecosystems are thriving and flourishing.”
The Save A Sod campaign will help protect wild spaces and Irish Biodiversity from decline.
Put your name to as little as one sod or dedicate one or more to a friend, colleague or family member.
How to contribute
From €25 you can protect a Sod of Irish land for one year.
Contributors who save one sod will receive a Digital Cert to acknowledge their donation. Those who Save more than one Sod will receive a beautiful Letterpress Certificate. The certificate is hand-made by Dublin Letterpress Studio ‘One Strong Arm’ using card made from recycled coffee cups and printed with ecological ink.
People will also have the option to gift or dedicate Sods in the name of someone. Family and corporate packages are also available.
To learn more about the campaign log on to greensodireland.ie/saveasod
“With your help we can continue to protect Ireland’s natural heritage and wildlife.”
To learn more about the campaign log on to greensodireland.ie/saveasod