
Hiking tips for a day out in nature
If you are considering more adventurous trips into the great outdoors, it’s important to know what you are taking on.
MyNI aims to provide a joined-up and highly engaging digital marketing service for the ‘Climate Action’ sector in Northern Ireland. We want to help people living and working here to find out easily how they can make a difference right where they live!
These are just some of the campaigns we’ve worked on.
This is our key message for ‘Northern Ireland Climate Action’. This is what we’re encouraging people to think about doing, if they’re not already doing it.
By making small or big changes in our lifestyles, we can help Nature around us to recover and thrive. These changes can also bring us valuable mental and physical health benefits; they can cut some of our monthly bills and costs; and they can also help to create new jobs in a growing ‘Climate Action’ sector.
If you are considering more adventurous trips into the great outdoors, it’s important to know what you are taking on.
We all want to enjoy the outdoors with our close family and friends. But there are a few things we still need to be mindful of.
Sweeping down to the sea from their closely grouped peaks, the Mourne mountains offer a variety of access routes and views that make them Northern Ireland’s most popular upland walking
Climate Heroes are going the extra mile to make changes for Nature and for a healthy and prosperous future in Northern Ireland. They’re helping to cut carbon emissions and helping to ease the pressures on Nature. Why not share your climate hero story with us?
Discover what’s happening about climate change in your area. You might want to take up some of the services on offer or get involved. Businesses might discover organisations they’d like
Translink Launches new Climate Campaign under the banner #LetsChangeTogether, calling for organisations and individuals to join with it to make vital changes to achieve net-zero emissions across Northern Ireland.
Looking for ideas of how you can help Nature thrive? See how these individuals in Northern Ireland are tackling this at their homes and in their communities in small and
Small actions really do add up to make a big difference. MyNI is encouraging all our followers to make a pledge to help make our world a better place.
The importance of nature for mental health has long been established, but it’s worth thinking about why it’s so crucial. When we’re in an urban environment, the hustle and bustle
When it comes to saving the planet, we all need to take action. But did you know how easy it is to reduce your carbon pollution?
‘My Eco 2020’ introduces some small, but very effective actions that we can all take in and around our homes, gardens and neighbourhoods.
There are few things more important to us than the environment in which we live, work and play. To protect our future, DAERA has published Northern Ireland’s first draft Environment Strategy.
Northern Ireland’s COP26 Youth Ambassador, Emer Rafferty, shares her personal reflections with young people, following her time at the conference in Glasgow.
The Green Growth Strategy is the Northern Ireland Executive’s multi-decade strategy, balancing climate, environment and the economy in Northern Ireland. It sets out the long-term vision for tackling the climate
‘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.
There are few things more important to us than the environment in which we live, work and play. To protect our future, DAERA has published Northern Ireland’s first draft Environment Strategy.
Northern Ireland’s COP26 Youth Ambassador, Emer Rafferty, shares her personal reflections with young people, following her time at the conference in Glasgow.
The Green Growth Strategy is the Northern Ireland Executive’s multi-decade strategy, balancing climate, environment and the economy in Northern Ireland. It sets out the long-term vision for tackling the climate
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. These resources have been designed to help you manage your pain.
Research suggests that chronic pain may not be a joint or muscle problem, rather a ‘re-wiring’ of the brain’s perception of itself.
Pacing for Pain Management is a daily challenge and sometimes even standing up can be painful. Here are a few things that might help.
10 Things people with chronic pain know all too well, a diagnosis can take a long time and we may look fine but that doesn’t we are