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This week we are joined by Donal Quinn. Donal is the founder of Enso, an Environmental and Social Impact business which helps your business to benchmark its sustainability performance, improve it, and communicate it to customers who care.
Donal started ENSO because he witnessed first-hand the knowledge-gap between business practices and sustainability best practices & he wanted to fix that.
In this episode, we spoke to Donal about the origins of ENSO, sustainability challenges facing small businesses & the support which he received from the government through different programmes.
The CoolTribe Podcast is powered by Cloudforests, a Climate Action company whose mission is to create 100 forests along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.
This podcast is a forum for educating ourselves, our community & the general public on a wide range of topics from climate change & corporate governance, to biodiversity & forestry, all of which play a role in our mission of Making Planet Earth Cool.
If you would like to learn more about the CoolTribe, Cloudforests, or our mission, be sure to visit our website @ www.Cloudforests.ie
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This week we chat with Andrew & Eamon Breen, two brothers who are taking on the challenge of a lifetime by aiming to row across the Atlantic Ocean.
They are deep in preparation for the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge on 12th December 2023. This event sees competitors travel more than 4,800km from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua & Barbuda.They are doing this event to raise money for two charities Make A Wish and First Light which are both very important to the brothers.
In this episode, we chat to the lads about how they decided to take on this challenge, their boat & it’s self sufficiency and how their training is progressing.
The CoolTribe Podcast is powered by Cloudforests, a Climate Action company whose mission is to create 100 forests along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.This podcast is a forum for educating ourselves, our community & the general public on a wide range of topics from climate change & corporate governance, to biodiversity & forestry, all of which play a role in our mission of Making Planet Earth Cool.
If you would like to learn more about the CoolTribe, Cloudforests, or our mission, be sure to visit our website @ www.Cloudforests.ie
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This week we have a very special edition of the CoolTribe Podcast, as we launch our very own members area, The CoolTribe. On this episode, Bernard & Alan talk about the member's area, what the inspiration was behind it, the features involved & future plans for the CoolTribe.
The CoolTribe is a platform for all those who are passionate about climate action (individuals, businesses, activist groups, etc.) to come together to create solutions, collaborate, educate and work towards making planet earth cool in the face of the climate emergency we face.
It is also space for those who are interested in getting involved in Climate Action to come and learn about what they can do, whether it be an individual or a business.
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This week we chatted with John Kiberd from Stepping Stone Forests. John is a well-known figure in his local community for his involvement with Tallaght Litter Mugs and Dodder Action Group, and in 2020, he set up Stepping Stone Forests after hearing about the Miyawaki Method of planting online.
A Stepping Stone Forest is a small, urban, densely planted woodland using native trees and shrubs. Due to the dense nature of the planting, the trees and shrubs grow very rapidly.
John has worked tirelessly to get Stepping Stone Forests in schools all over Tallaght & beyond. In 2021, John was awarded a Climate Ambassador award for Outstanding Achievement by An Taisce’s Environmental Education Unit.
The CoolTribe Podcast is powered by Cloudforests, a Climate Action company whose mission is to create 100 forests along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.
This podcast is a forum for educating ourselves, our community & the general public on a wide range of topics from climate change & corporate governance, to biodiversity & forestry, all of which play a role in our mission of Making Planet Earth Cool.
If you would like to learn more about the CoolTribe, Cloudforests, or our mission, be sure to visit our website @ WWW.Cloudforests.ie
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This week we chat with Bridie Corrigan Matthews & her Kiwi husband John Matthews, who are owners of Kildevin House. Kildevin house is a fully restored Georgian-style mansion on 88 acres in Co. Westmeath. There are 70,000 trees on site at Kildevin, as well as 5 bee hives.
Kildevin House is steeped in history and was once home to Meredith Merry Johnston who played rugby for Ireland between 1877 and 1884 and captained the team to its first international rugby win. Meredith's wife Edith Mary Jane Wise was a first cousin of William B Yeats.
The CoolTribe Podcast is powered by Cloudforests, a Climate Action company whose mission is to create 100 forests along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.
Our CoolTribe Community is a community of people who are passionate about the climate and have a shared mission to work towards making planet earth cool.
This podcast is a forum for educating ourselves, our community & the general public on a wide range of topics from climate change & corporate governance, to biodiversity & forestry, all of which play a role in our mission of making planet earth cool.
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This week we chat with Cloudforests Endurance Team Member, Paul Caldwell, a cyclist who has competed in many cycling disciplines throughout the years.
Paul has had major success at a national level, particularly in Mountain Biking which peaked with claiming the Masters National Marathon Championships in 2017. He has now turned his focus to Endurance and Ultra Cycling as he feels this is the discipline he enjoys the most. Since doing so, he has set records on some of Ireland's toughest Off-Road routes.
In 2021 Paul took part and won the Wild Mayo Ultra 650 race and also completed the entire Wicklow Way out and back in the fastest known time of 20 hours unsupported. Whilst in 2020 he was the first person to ride off-road from Cork to Cavan on the Beara Breffini Way which he completed in 3 days and 14 hours.
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This week we chat with Department of Health whistleblower Shane Corr, who has made the headlines in recent months for his protected disclosures regarding behaviour within the department.
This is an interesting chat that examines corporate governance and its implications. We look into how those who choose to speak out like Shane, are shunned and vilified. All of these insights have obvious correlations to climate action.
As well as this, we chat to Shane about his decision to become a vegetarian over 30+ years ago and how his view on food (and where it comes from) has shifted in that time.
The CoolTribe Podcast is powered by Cloudforests, a Climate Action company whose mission is to create 100 forests along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.
Our CoolTribe Community is a community of people who are passionate about the climate and have a shared mission to work towards making planet earth cool.
This podcast is a forum for educating ourselves, our community & the general public on a wide range of topics from climate change & corporate governance, to biodiversity & forestry, all of which play a role in our mission of Making Planet Earth Cool.
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In our very first episode of The CoolTribe Podcast, we chat with Cloudforests CEO, Bernard Pender all about Cloudforests, The CoolTribe & this podcast.
The CoolTribe Podcast is powered by Cloudforests, a Climate Action company whose mission is to create 100 forests along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.
Our CoolTribe Community is a community of people who are passionate about the climate and have a shared mission to work towards making planet earth cool.
This podcast is a forum for educating ourselves, our community & the general public on a wide range of topics from climate change & corporate governance, to biodiversity & forestry, all of which play a role in our mission of making planet earth cool.
