Here is our full accessibility statement for this year’s Climate Camp. Community care is a massive driving force behind Climate Camp. We are a small organising team but will do our best to accommodate access needs. If you have issues…
At Climate Camp 2024, we encouraging camp attendees to get public transport or to lift share if possible. LiftsharingWe have an online liftsharing spreadsheet where you can offer a lift or request a lift here The lift sharing is self-organised…
Below is a spreadsheet of items that we would really appreciate being lent or donated to the Climate Camp. If you are able to lend something, please fill in the editable spreadsheet below your name and quantity of what you…
Five-day family-friendly ‘festival of resistance’ to be held on lake shore at Ard Bó from 7-11 August Hundreds of climate activists, community campaigners and others from across Ireland will gather on the western shore of Loch nEachach (Lough Neagh) in…
Have you booked in for Climate Camp?! We are figuring out food and filling in our very short booking form will greatly help us with estimating numbers. Fill in booking form here! Booking is free and is not a commitment, but it’s…
Just a few weeks to go until Climate Camp 2024 and we need your help spread the word! Here’s a printable A4 poster to share in your community – print a few out, hang them on a local noticeboard, shop…
Our Aims We believe in the power of self organised communities to create the new systems we need. We need totake urgent strategic action to resist climate and ecological destruction. We have three aims: To create spaces for education, for…
On Thursday 11th July 2024, we hosted a webinar with speakers from frontline communities protecting Lough Neagh and Sperrins Mountains. The speakers were: Mary O’Hagan from the Save Lough Neagh who presented the current situation at the lough and their…
Keynote speaker Ayisha Siddiqa pulls out of Realisation Festival at Earl of Shaftesbury’s Dorset estate Campaigners trying to save Ireland’s largest lake from ecological catastrophe have accused the Earl who owns Lough Neagh’s bed and banks of “brazen greenwashing” and…
This year’s Climate Camp Ireland will take place in early August close to Lough Neagh. To prepare for this we are having an in-person meeting in Belfast on the 6th and 7th of April 2024. During this we will introduce…