HSSCU WOODS
Welcome to The Digital HSSCU Woods!
You are now a part of history, as your credit union is the first in Ireland to be involved with a tree-planting project on such a scale.
695 Trees Committed🌳
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695 Trees Committed🌳 〰️
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The HSSCU Woods
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The HSSCU Woods will be located on the Dingle Peninsula in Co. Kerry. It is a picturesque site, located along Ireland’s famous Wild Atlantic Way.
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Cloudforests are a leading Irish climate action company focused on forest creation and environmental protection.
They are investing in new native tree plantations, and mixed woodlands & are creating enhanced habitats within all of their forests (including Native Irish Honey Bees).
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As the HSSCU Woods develops & grows, our members will be helping to enhance biodiversity, create habitats for native animals & help make the planet cool. The trees will take carbon out of the air through a process called Carbon Sequestration.
The plan is to also facilitate the support of Native Irish Honey Bees within this woodland.
The HSSCU Woods is an opportunity for HSSCU Current Account Holders to partake in real climate action.
The HSSCU Wood Progress
8th September 2022
The Health Services Staffs Credit Union announced that they’ve already committed to planting 695 Trees!
17th June 2022
Cloudforests announce that HSSCU Woods will be located at our spectacular Cloudforest Five site in Mountoven, Camp, Co. Kerry on the fabulous Dingle Peninsula.
This is our first forest creation site in the Kingdom and is only twenty minutes away from the county capital Tralee.
17th June 2022
Luke Casey, Marketing Manager at the Health Services Staffs Credit Union comes to visit Cloudforest One at Lahinch in County Clare.
Luke got close up with our Native Irish honey bees while also getting the Cloudforests tour of our forest, full of Oak, Alder, Rowan & many other native Irish Trees.
25th April 2022
The “One Current Account Opened, One Tree Planted” is announced by the Health Services Staffs Credit Union.
HSSCU commented on the announcement by saying:
“The establishment of these forests and our collective role in planting trees it has a very positive impact on the biodiversity of that area creating the most natural habitat for all forms of life here in Ireland…”