Lady Augusta Gregory
Lady Augusta Gregory (1852-1932) was an influential Irish playwright, folklorist, and co-founder of the Abbey Theatre in Dublin. She was known for her deep appreciation of nature, particularly trees, which she actively promoted through her writings and personal practices. A champion of the Irish literary revival, Gregory was also notable for her connections to prominent literary figures, including W.B. Yeats, who celebrated her in his works. Her commitment to preserving the natural beauty of Ireland, especially at her estate Coole Park, reflected her belief in the importance of trees and woodlands to the Irish identity and culture. Gregory's writings emphasized sustainable forestry practices and the cultural significance of trees, making her an early advocate for environmental conservation in Ireland.
Born on Mar 15, 1852 (173 years old)
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Lady Augusta Gregory was a prominent figure in the Irish co-operative movement and a passionate advocate for tree planting.
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