Episode 168

This week on Let’s Go Green with Aisling O’Rourke on Midlands 103, we’re focusing on community action, behavioural change and bringing more life and colour into our outdoor spaces. With thanks to Hans Zomer of Global Action Plan Ireland, I visit the Glas Community Garden at TU Dublin Blanchardstown. We explore how shared growing spaces can bring people together while supporting biodiversity and local climate action. Dr Sinéad Sheehan of the School of Psychology at University of Galway joins me to explain the role of behavioural change in addressing environmental challenges. We discuss why getting involved in community groups can be so effective in driving real and lasting change. And Anna Browne of Big Sky Flowers returns to the show with advice on how to add colour to your garden in a way that also supports pollinators and biodiversity. Tune in every Monday night at 7pm on Midlands 103 or listen back on your preferred podcast platform. Let’s Go Green is proudly sponsored by EirGrid Group.