Laois County Council are hosting the Climate Carnival at Ballintubbert Gardens and House.
Over 500 people across business, science and activism will gather in Laois later this month for an international climate change gathering.
The County Council will be the hosting organisation for Climate Carnival 2025 at Ballintubbert Gardens and House on September 29th and 30th.
60 speakers are featured across four stages. with the main themes focusing on leadership, landscape, mobilising communities to take climate action and the future of food.
Climate Action Coordinator with Laois County Council Suzanne Dempsey says the county will benefit from the festival:
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