Can you make a ‘Change for Nature’?
Being a farmer or a landowner, you’re already doing a huge amount for Nature on a day-to-day basis. But could you do more?
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About MyNI
MyNI is run by a team of planet earth loving marketers who will do almost anything to help you appreciate the environment and nature as much as we do.
We want to show you the impact of climate change right here in Northern Ireland, as well as related issues like health, energy and transport, and to share stories of those who are already making a difference – in the hope it will inspire you to do the same.
There is an awful lot of information about climate change and its impact on the environment out there, so we’ve done our research and had lots of conversations with people from all sorts of environmental organisations as well as local councils, government, the private sector and the charitable sector.
We’ve brought a lot of the great stuff we’ve learnt onto this platform and onto our social media channels so you can easily find out more.
Our Campaigns
Change for Nature
Change for nature and be part of the MyNI community, take (even a small personal) action against climate change in 2021.
Change for Nature Pledge
Are you ready to make a pledge to Change for Nature?
My Eco 2020
My Eco 2020 introduces some action that we can all take in the coming weeks and months under the campaign banner #myEco2020.
Race To Zero
A global zero carbon race to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050!
Climate Heroes
Who Are Our Climate Heroes? A Climate Hero can be an individual, a business, a community, a farmer or landowner, a family, a council or an organisation.
Environment Strategy
Northern Ireland has never had an environment strategy before. This is your chance to help shape it.
Get Into Nature
‘Get Into Nature’ encourages people to embrace the outdoors, be better prepared for their outdoor adventures, and also to ensure that nature is protected from damage.
Count Us In
People of Northern Ireland – be included in the 1 billion people worldwide being counted in for helping to save our planet!
Managing Your Pain
Chronic pain affects almost one in four people across Northern Ireland. Local Health and Social Care Board figures estimate that 400,000 people are living with some form of persistent pain.