A weekend of land, learning, and collective action
Friday evening – Sunday afternoon | Camping on site

Join us for a weekend rooted in action, reflection, education and connection — a gathering for those who care about the future of Ireland’s landscapes and want to be part of their restoration.

This weekend hopes to give you both the context of the natural habitats of Ireland and it’s historical landscapes but also a focused understanding of the current challenges that Hometree faces and solutions it’s implementing.

This is not just time in nature. This is time with nature, working alongside others making a meaningful difference in restoring not only native habitats but also your relationship with nature. 

What to expect

Over the course of the weekend, you’ll take part in a rich mix of:

• Guided walks through native woodlands and restoration sites

• Film screening of our dinnseanachas film and a Q& A with one of the producers

• Hands-on nursery work, helping to grow the next generation of native trees

• Discussion Workshops  exploring the hard truths and the hopeful paths of what is at the core of Hometree’s work and our relationship to nature. 

• Onsite camping is included as part of the ticket prices. There are plenty of nearby options for accommodations for those looking to sleep under a roof. Please bring your own camping gear.

• Shared meals Nourishing vegetarian Dinner will be provided on the friday night, and veggie breakfast and lunch and dinner on the Saturday and breakfast and lunch on Sunday. 
  

Who it's for

This weekend is for anyone who wants to connect more deeply with the land and their community. Whether you're a student, a farmer, a forester, an artist — or simply someone who feels the pull to be part of the change — you’re welcome here.

It’s for those curious about the habitats and landscapes around them, the pressures they face, and the work being done to heal and restore them.

You don’t need any experience — just a curiosity and openness and your full self. Come as you are, ready to spend time with like-minded people, immersed in place, purpose, and possibility.

Dates: 15, 16, 17th of August
Location: Hometree HQ, Ennisstymon, Clare
Cost: 250 eur, price includes all meals (including dinner on Friday), workshops walks, talks, film screening, camping (with your own gear), and discussions.

Subsidesed places: A limited number of subsidised place will be offered. Email Finnian for more details - finnian@hometree.ie

Come with curiosity, leave with soil under your nails, new friends, and a deeper sense of what restoration means — and what it demands.