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The Environmental Pillar and the Irish Environmental Network

The Environmental Pillar is comprised of national environmental NGOs, who work together to represent the views of the Irish environmental sector.

The main aim of the organisation is to create and promote policies that advance sustainable development. It also provides a channel for the government and other social partners to engage with the environmental sector on policy matters.

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The staff of the Environmental Pillar also work as a single secretariate for the Irish Environmental Network, an umbrella network that works to support environmental NGOs through access to funding and services.

The Irish Environmental Network consists of environmental NGOs that carry out their work through practical conservation work, campaigning, lobbying and raising public awareness of environmental and conservation needs.

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  • BirdWatch Ireland
  • CELT – Centre for Environmental Living and Training
  • Coastwatch
  • Coomhola Salmon Trust
  • ECO-UNESCO
  • Feasta
  • Forest Friends
  • Friends of the Earth
  • Global Action Plan
  • Gluaiseacht
  • Good Energies Alliance Ireland
  • Green Foundation Ireland
  • Green Economy Foundation
  • Hedge Laying Association of Ireland
  • Irish Peatland Conservation Council
  • Irish Seed Savers Association
  • Irish Wildlife Trust
  • Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
  • Native Woodland Trust
  • The Organic Centre
  • Sonairte
  • Sustainable Ireland Cooperative
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