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WEBINAR: 'Cross Pollination - People, Business & Biodiversity Working Together'
Every drop of water creates a ripple effect. Each one of us has the power to create long-term change. When it comes to Ireland’s biodiversity, the time to take action is now.
Join us on Wednesday, 21 April, for Host in Ireland’s “Cross Pollination - Business & Biodiversity Working Together” webinar. To mark the launch of the first of its kind industry led DCs for Bees Data Centre Pollinator Plan, we will explore how businesses can make Ireland more pollinator friendly and ensure the survival of pollinators for future generations. The smallest companies and largest corporations can all get involved to educate, advocate, create awareness and make a difference on this very important issue.
Our host Michelle Wallace will moderate a panel of guests committed to Ireland’s biodiversity.
Webinar Details and Speakers
'Cross Pollination - People, Business & Biodiversity Working Together'
Join us on Wednesday, 21 April, for Host in Ireland’s “Cross Pollination - Business & Biodiversity Working Together” webinar. To mark the launch of the first of its kind industry led DCs for Bees Data Centre Pollinator Plan, we will explore how businesses can make Ireland more pollinator friendly and ensure the survival of pollinators for future generations. The smallest companies and largest corporations can all get involved to educate, advocate, create awareness and make a difference on this very important issue.
Our host Michelle Wallace will moderate a panel of guests committed to Ireland’s biodiversity.
Michelle Wallace
Head of Community & Operations
Host In Ireland
Una Fitzpatrick
Co-founder and Project Manager of the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan
National Biodiversity Data Centre
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Rebecca Wall-Morris
Regional Marketing Director - Europe
Cyrus One
Long term
IMPACT
Launching 21st April 2021
Working closely with ecologists from the National Biodiversity Data Centre, we have created an industry-specific, purpose-built programme for our industry to make lasting sustainable changes.
From the smallest partner operating nationally, to a global multi-billion-dollar operator with multiple sites, there are steps to promote biodiversity to suit every type of partner.
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