Eco Expo

A wide selection of companies involved in Eco business will be presenting their products and services

cultivate.ie

Cultivate's mission is to respond to energy vulnerability and climate change by providing access to the knowledge and tools to cultivate sustainable lifestyles and resilient communities.

Themes will include:

  • Green Building
  • Permaculture & Organic Gardening
  • Renewable Energy
  • Powerdown - Energy Descent Pathways
  • Rethinking Urban Planning & Design

    http://www.cultivate.ie







  • The Organic College

    An t-Ionad Glas, the Organic College, is located in the small country town of Dromcollogher, Co. Limerick, home of the Rural Co-operative movement in Ireland and Britain. Students learn in the classroom and outdoors at the Community Gardens and the Enterprise Acre. The gardens are fully Certified Organic, and are maintained by the students of the Organic Horticulture and Farming Courses on a co-operative basis.

    http://organiccollege.com/



    Biochrome Natural Paints

    Natural paints leave an open ‘breathing’ and anti-static surface.
    They are bio-degradable, for example, excess wall emulsion can be dried and then added to a compost heap.
    Natural paints do not pose a health hazard. For people who are sensitive to even natural solvents, there are genuine 100% water-based alternatives.

    http://www.biochrome.ie



    The Hemp Company

    Hemp is a plant, used in manufacturing in a variety of ways. Replacing the more damaging materials that are more economical in the short term. While there is now a hemp industry globally it does in no way compare to the size it was. When growing Hemp it energyises the Planet with oxygen and detoxifyies our soil. The plant may play a key role in Saving Our Planet.

    http://www.hempcompany.ie



    Seed Savers

    The ISSA is a voluntary organisation dedicated to the location and preservation of traditional varieties of fruit and vegetables. The Association maintains a seed bank which distributes seed of these non-commercially available vegetables, as well as a network of heritage potatoes. We pass them on to members so that they can learn to save them and in this way ensure a living agricultural legacy.

    http://www.irishseedsavers.ie