Qualified projects for the 2026 Stripe YSTE

Check out the projects that were on display at the exhibition in January. If your project didn’t qualify this year, keep refining your vision—applications for Stripe YSTE 2027 are officially open!

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Assessing human influence on the survival of the Little Tern species: A case study in Kilcoole, Co. Wicklow

Stand number:
1208
County:
Wicklow
School:
St David's Holy Faith Secondary
Category:
Biological & Ecological Sciences
Project type:
Individual

When the Wind Blows, Where does the Plastic Go?

Stand number:
1523
County:
Wexford
School:
Ramsgrange Community School
Category:
Biological & Ecological Sciences
Project type:
Group (3)

Running Road Run-off Off The Roads

Stand number:
1503
County:
Wexford
School:
Ramsgrange Community School
Category:
Biological & Ecological Sciences
Project type:
Group (3)

Using Native Irish Plants to Reinvigorate Soils Following Prolonged Flooded at Lough Funshinagh

Stand number:
1403
County:
Westmeath
School:
Moate Community School
Category:
Biological & Ecological Sciences
Project type:
Group (3)

Plant life on a raised bog

Stand number:
1524
County:
Westmeath
School:
Loreto College
Category:
Biological & Ecological Sciences
Project type:
Group (3)
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