Sustainability

Our Projects

Sustainability lies at the heart of everything we do as a UNESCO Global Geopark.

Our mission is to protect, celebrate and enhance our natural and cultural landscapes in ways that support both our people and our place.

Every programme we deliver, from conservation and education to community engagement and regenerative tourism, is guided by the principles of sustainability.

We work to inspire positive action, promote climate awareness, and support local solutions that strengthen resilience.

Explore Our Projects

See how our commitment to sustainability is put into practice across the Geopark.

  • REGENERATE

    Regenerative Tourism in the Northern Periphery and Arctic

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  • Connecting Tourism Communities

    The Shared Island Civic Society Fund

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  • Peatlands/PEAT +

    Large-scale habitat restoration

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  • Cuilcagh to Cleenish: A Great Place

    An award-winning community heritage and sustainable access project

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  • Geopark Digital Poetry Map

    Necessity is truly the mother of invention

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  • Atlantic Geotourism Route

    An ancient and contemporary story

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  • Felting the Landscape

    12 week community arts project

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Protect What Matters

The Geopark Code

We are members of Leave No Trace and encourage everyone to follow the Geopark Code which is aligned to these principles. The Geopark Code is a simple guide to help us make a big difference. The Geopark Code gives us the power to preserve this beautiful landscape for future generations to enjoy. Join us and follow The Geopark Code.

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    Preparation Is Key

    The weather in the Geopark can change drastically from moment to moment, but if you come prepared, you’ll be ready for anything. Bring along something…

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    Take Your Litter Home

    Do your bit for the Geopark and leave behind only footprints. Litter not only looks unsightly but can be consumed by wildlife and livestock. It…

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    Keep to the Trail

    Certain habitats are extremely sensitive to footsteps. By sticking to the trail, you can help maintain their beauty and preserve the geological heritage for the…

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    Leave What You Find

    Many of the species and formations of the Geopark are rare, protected, and important. The only things you should take home are pictures and wonderful…

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    Respect Others

    Many people work and live within the Geopark. This shared space should be one of mutual respect. Be the best kind of visitor—avoid blocking gates,…

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    Minimise Fire Risk

    Uncontrolled fires can pose extreme danger to the landscape, as well as the people and species that live within it. Do not discard cigarette ends,…

rEVIEWS

Stories from
Our Visitors

  • An Unforgettable Day on St Mogue’s Island

    What an absolute pleasure it was to join the wonderfully knowledgeable local historian, Aidan Brady, on today’s guided boat trip and tour of St Mogue’s Island. The weather was beautiful, and the peace and serenity of the island left us feeling truly blessed. A memorable experience filled with history, beauty, and quiet reflection.

    Regina O Reilly

    – May | 2026

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    – June | 2026

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