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Doug planting trees with Lyn Nelson
Did you know that Ireland used to be covered in trees? It's true- only 1% of Ireland's native woodlands remain. Join Jody as she chats with Lyn Nelson, Director of Emerald Heritage about saving Ireland's native woodlands – one square foot of land at a time.
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00:00
Intro
Jody is joined by Lyn Nelson, Director of Emerald Heritage, a conservation group dedicated to restoring Ireland's native woodlands.
01:35
About Emerald Heritage:
Native Irish Woodlands are depleted.
Depleted woodlands affects animals, flora, and uplands.
Woodland damage dates back to the Plantation era of the 1600s.
05:30
Becoming a Titled Landowner in Ireland
Become a Squireen with just a tiny, square-foot plot.
Land is in the stunning Glens of Antrim.
Each plot is privately owned and will remain in your family for future generations.
08:20
Land for everyone to enjoy:
Future plans include walking paths through the woodlands for all to enjoy and experience.
10:50
Reasons to Buy a Bit of Ireland :
Birthday, anniversary, or holiday gift
A memorial
A lasting legacy
A permanent connection to Ireland
17:45
Visiting Your Irish Land:
You can visit your own plot of land – Emerald Heritage converts the Ireland Ordinance Survey Coordinates to GPS for you.
Tree planting is encouraged, but please plant native Irish trees.
23:00
Future Irish Gathering:
29:20
Closing remarks:
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