What is Climate House?

Climate House is a proposed national destination where nature, heritage, learning, innovation and community come together.

Developed through the LIFE IP Peatlands and People project, it is envisioned as a place where people can explore the connections between landscape, culture and the future. Through immersive experiences, outdoor exploration, learning programmes and collaborative spaces, Climate House will inspire curiosity, understanding and action. At its heart, Climate House is about connection:

  • Connecting people with nature.

  • Connecting heritage with innovation.

  • Connecting communities with opportunity.

  • Connecting today's challenges with tomorrow's solutions.

What will you Experience?

Why Now?

Ireland is entering a period of significant environmental and societal change.

Across the country, communities, businesses, researchers and policymakers are responding to challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss and landscape restoration. Climate House seeks to bring these conversations together in one place. It is envisioned as a destination where people can experience positive action in practice, learn from real-world examples and explore the opportunities emerging from change.

Why the Midlands?

Few places are better positioned to tell this story than the Midlands.

For generations, the region has played a central role in Ireland's development. Today it is once again adapting and evolving through restoration, renewable energy, tourism, recreation and innovation. Located at Moydrum, close to Athlone, Crosswood Bog and the Old Rail Trail Greenway, Climate House aims to become a landmark destination for the Midlands that reflects the region's spirit of resilience, transformation and renewal.