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D铆r铆onn cl谩r deireanach na sraithe ar an timpeallacht agus an imn铆 at谩 ar dhaoine 贸ga faoin chomhshaol a eascra铆onn as an athr煤 aer谩ide. Casann muid ar an ghn铆omha铆 贸g Anna Kernahan agus a cara Kay le haghaidh stailc Fridays For Future i l谩r Bh茅al Feirste ar an 115煤 seachtain den stailc. Freastala铆onn Caoimhe ar l茅acht Chomhshaolachais in Ollscoil na Banr铆ona leis an Ollamh John Barry a l茅ir铆onn buairimh a chuid mac l茅inn faoi thodhcha铆 an domhain. Labhra铆onn mac l茅inn amh谩in, gur athair 贸g 茅, faoin imn铆 at谩 air faoi thodhcha铆 a mhic mura nd茅antar rud ar bith faoin athr煤 aer谩ide. Tugann Martha an veige谩n leideanna do Chaoimhe faoin d贸igh le bheith ag siopad贸ireacht ar bhealach n铆os inbhuanaithe. Agus cuireann Aoife de Bh谩l, a thugann aire don timpeallacht i gCluain an Bhogaidh, i gcuimhne d煤inn cad 茅 mar is f茅idir 谩r gcuid f茅in a dh茅anamh le nasc n铆os doimhne a chruth煤 leis an n谩d煤r.

In the final episode of the series, we focus on the environment and how some young people experience eco-anxiety that stems from climate change. We meet young activist Anna Kernahan and her friend Kay, who participate in a Fridays For Future School Strike in Belfast city centre.

Caoimhe attends an environmentalism lecture at Queen鈥檚 University in Belfast, led by Professor John Barry, who tells her about the worries and eco-anxiety his students have about the future of the planet. The father of one young student talks to Caoimhe about his concerns for his son鈥檚 future if nothing is done about climate change. Martha, a vegan living in Dublin, gives Caoimhe tips on how to shop more sustainably, and Aoife de Bh谩l, who works in the Bog Meadows, reminds us how we can all play our part and become more connected to nature.