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Looking after our wonderful landscape is everyone's responsibility especially considering how many places we share and continue to enjoy.
Discover where the trail is heading, who's involved, and the underlying reason why a Sunflower Trail is so important to Johnstown Tidy Towns.
As we seek out new places to visit for exercise, fresh air, and headspace, we highlight woodland walks suitable for families.
No one really knows what we actually have In our neighborhood we seek Your Help to record and protect them.
Find out how you can Help Map Our Trees.
We continue our investigation into Navan's interesting features with another sculpture that reveals more than we expected.
Last month we discovered an insight into County Meath but this month it is literally all about 'Navan'.
This was a fair question asked on one of our social media postings so we summarise the issues.
Playing a vital role in nature with properties that people have exploited for centuries the dandelion is far from being a useless weed.
We offer 5 reasons why you should change your mind about these plants being unwanted weeds.
What does it mean for an Estate to be Taken In Charge and is yours?
Homeowners are doing their part and now we encourage Estate Groups to make a contribution to the All Ireland Pollinator Plan.
We're all concerned about our environment and Johnstown Tidy Towns have proposed a step in the right direction to reduce harm.
We've all walked, or more likely driven, past the first item in our mini series about Navan's Art and you might be surprised to discover it's relevance to Meath.
A plan to inject colour through planting by Johnstown Tidy Towns.
We were attempting to record the local seasonal wildflowers in the Johnstown area but it's clear that others know far more about the subject.
See our guide page where we'll add more resource links.
Spring is not the only season to be busy planting and we have suggestions to colour Johnstown.
Under threat across Ireland and Europe a local family made a hopeful gesture to save Horse Chestnut trees.
We've been inside too long. It can be safe to return outdoors for exercise and we provide a glimpse of what you could be doing.
If you've been offering them food your garden should be vibrant with colour and activity.
We're very lucky to have a wealth around us but what exactly have we got?
Spring is coming and we're preparing to rediscover our gardens. Here's a Guide to local suppliers.
Climate Change is high on the agenda and it was very apt timing to have a workshop locally.
A beautiful jewel in both Johnstown's and Navan's Crown. Lets take steps to ensure we do the right thing,
Johnstown is very green but we think we could improve the lawns, roundabouts and troubled spots.
It might sound trivial but managing to move water to where it is needed has until now been a struggle for Johnstown Tidy Towns and limited their planting projects.
A simple, yet clever, solution has just changed just this.
Keep an eye out for the new Flower Display this month. It should host a few surprises for pedestrians.
The competition entry form has been submitted and we check out what the plan is.
Creating a Bee Friendly Johnstown with free seeds to those wishing to help.
We're not expecting a repeat of last year's weather but Water Conservation is something to do now.
Take a trip along the Athlumney Riverside Trail with us and see what's being suggested.
We don't accept scrawls to be art and a Graffiti Survey is in place to have any removed.
As Winter passes the garden becomes inviting and we look at suggestions to improve the local environment
The first sign of Spring flowers signals the return of our wonderful Bees.
Not to be confused with those angry wasps we'd like you to support the dwindling Bee population and work together with Johnstown Tidy Towns.
Are you an animal lover or are you one of the few inconsiderate dog walkers who are putting every one of us at serious risk?
Election posters here in Ireland are not as bad as the image above taken in the Philippines.
Environmental waste is not the message most politicians wish to promote.
Following on from the seasonal displays in Navan we now have them for Johnstown
The 'big guns' came out recently to tackle and level the Johnstown Wood 'forest' of grass and weeds.
The weather was hot and the ground baked hard but there is new life growing first time in a decade.
Anything which grows where we don't want it is considered to be a weed but is Weed Killer your friend or foe?
It's OK to have emotions and to feel Happy or Sad. We discovered how so much has been expressed through a garden and the creation of Rainbows End.
Ireland is green for good reasons. With a relatively wet climate and mild temperatures throughout the year why would we bother to conserve or reduce our use of water?
We discovered that nestling beside Dalgan Park is a wonderful family run Organic Farm.
The Entry form has gone in and the projects are underway. Read what the group are doing and lend a hand since they need residents to help.
We finally have some landmark signage to announce Johnstown is more than a map location.
They're treated as members of the family but we wouldn't dream of leaving dirty nappies out in public so why do some pet owners treat dogs any differently?
You can't have missed the long grass covering one Estate's lawn.
Find out why.
It's the season to start cutting grass but could we could save a fortune and enhance the area if we simply had less of it.
Don't just plant flowers instead plant flowers that produce food for your summer BBQ.
Local Navan Schoolgirl turned Garden Designer is on the Road to Bloom by Bord Bía™
Did you know that Johnstown has an entry in Tidy Towns this year and it's not just about Litter picking.
It happens too often, your fun picnic gets interrupted by wasps and bees! For solutions and remedies read on
Navan Coarse Angling Club is a suitable for all age groups and can be found at the Ramparts canal.
With many goals to the competition we hear of some of the things we're hoping to have your cooperation.
No playgrounds but the Johnstown Community has 20 soccer pitches worth of open lawn.
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