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Revolution wins Sustainable Business of the Year 2026!

Tree Planting Initiative

From Roots To Results

We’re planting more than trees. We’re creating a better future for our community and the planet.

2026

Over 230 Native Trees Planted this Year Thanks to the Community Effort

Revolution Team and friends planting trees

The tree-planting initiative has become an annual tradition for the Revolution team.

This year, participants (including ourselves) planted over 230 native trees across four farms in the Cork area.

2025

120 Trees in the Ground: A Day of Digging, Planting, and Looking Ahead

Matt Sroka and Maria Young smiling

On 8th February, 2025, the Revolution team grabbed their shovels and got to work. The plan was simple: to plant as many trees as possible at St. Vincent’s GAA Club in Cork, in partnership with Green Spaces for Health, run by local activist Maria Young.

2024

Our First  Tree Planting

Revolution Team planting trees

On 29th February, 2024, our team joined the local community at St. Killian’s Primary School in Cork for a tree-planting event. 

The event was managed by Green Spaces for Health which, thanks to activist Maria Young and other members, has a long-standing commitment to local environmental campaigns and to making Ireland even greener than it already is. 

The Revolution team planted a total of 19 trees, including five pear trees, eight apple trees and six hazelnut trees. 

This initiative is part of our commitment to give back to the community and reduce our carbon footprint.

Maria Young
Green Spaces for Health

”There are fewer trees in the socio-economic poorer areas of Cork than in the affluent areas, and this was a finding of the recent tree officer’s strategy that included a map of tree canopy cover in Cork with relevant stats. We have significantly added to the tree cover in this part of the city. It will take about five years for the trees to reach an accountable height but this is the necessary start, nevertheless, the impact will be immediate. The trees are a great addition to the school. As they grow and mature their real value will become evident in providing habitat for biodiversity, providing an educational corridor for the children, providing shelter, fruit, beauty and so much more.”

Name it and care

We wanted to personalise our commitment to the environment and the local community by giving each tree a unique name. Naming them reflects our dedication to their growth and wellbeing, and symbolises our hope for a greener future. It’s a reminder that every contribution to our environment, no matter how small, is significant and worthy of recognition.

This approach stresses our belief in the importance of every single sustainability effort.

Apple (Malus domesticus)

Sibiann

Elstar

Pear (Pyrus)

Gadrol

Beurre Hardy

Pear (Pyrus)

Iarlir

Beurre Hardy

Apple (Malus domesticus)

Cingreich

Cox’s Orange Pippen

Apple (Malus domesticus)

Comdidoch

Katja

Hazel (Corylus avellana)

Rete

Webb’s Prize Cob

Hazel (Corylus avellana)

Rutlol

Webb’s Prize Cob

Hazel (Corylus avellana)

Comnil

Tonda di Giffoni

Hazel (Corylus avellana)

Ossi

Cosford Cob

Hazel (Corylus avellana)

Mesa

Cosford Cob

Hazel (Corylus avellana)

Cessa

Tonda di Giffoni

Pear (Pyrus)

Vuglunne

Beth

Apple (Malus domesticus)

Todhet

Discovery

Pear (Pyrus)

Codothi

Beth

Pear (Pyrus)

Fedrar

Williams’ Bon Chrétien

The team

Matt

Ion

Sebastian

Michael

Tima

Lilian

Want to get involved?

Our tree planting days are open to clients, partners and anyone from the community who wants to make a difference.

If that sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you.