Register now! We have nearly concluded our Spring 2018 Workshop Programme even though it barely feels like we have experienced Spring at all! Nevertheless, we will be kicking off our Summer 2018 Workshop Programme very soon, and you will be … Continued
Be Pet Wise Invasive pets can damage the environment and our native species The pet and aquaria trades are sources of new species which have the potential to become invasive in Ireland. Although the vast majority of pet owners are … Continued
Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht *Image credits to Maxwell Photography* Tuesday 27 March 2018 Minister Josepha Madigan promotes ‘Check Clean Dry’ initiative as part of Invasive Species Week Ahead of the Easter holiday period, and as part of … Continued
Check-Clean-Dry As a water user, you may unknowingly be helping to spread invasive species from one water body to another in equipment, shoes and clothing. Help stop this happening by following three simple steps when you leave the water: CHECK boats, … Continued
Be Plant Wise Invasive aquatic plants can damage our ponds, waterways and the environment. Be plant wise and don’t dump aquatic plants in the wild. Ponds can create a wonderful feature to be enjoyed all year round and are often … Continued
Invasive Species Week 23rd – 29th March 2018 is here! Each day over the week will be themed to highlight a particular area of invasive species prevention; Friday 23rd – Launch of Invasive Species Week – Launch and introduction to … Continued
Ireland’s planners, environmental consultants, local authorities, biological recorders, researchers, NGOs, private and public bodies, will be pleased to learn of the release of a major upgrade to the National Biodiversity Data Centre’s freely available online data portal Biodiversity Maps. … Continued
When: Friday 23rd March 2018 Where: University College Dublin Themed Session: ‘Research Challenges in a Changing World’ Organising committee: Mary Kelly-Quinn (University College Dublin), Pascal Sweeney (Sweeney Consultancy), Eleanor Jennings (Dundalk Institute of Technology), Simon Harrison (University College Cork), Jay Piggott (Trinity College Dublin), … Continued
Thanks to everyone who participated in the New Year 2018 Recording Challenge. It generated a phenomenal level of recording for anytime of the year, but not least in the depths of winter. We are delighted that Ireland’s smallest county, Co. … Continued
Now taking bookings! As we draw our New Year 2018 Recording Challenge to a close, we must now shift our attention to maintaining our support for the recorder and citizen science network in Ireland and building on and improving our … Continued
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