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BIODIVERSITY IN ACTION

Sustainability collection highlighting content that relates to protection of our natural world and human life.

BIODIVERSITY IN ACTION

Sustainability collection highlighting content that relates to protection of our natural world and human life.

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Curlew numbers in areas of Northern Ireland
Ground-nesting bird populations declining faster than any other bird species in Europe
Researchers from UCD have found ground-nesting birds were 86% more likely to suffer a population decline than birds with other nesting strategies

Tue, 22 Oct, 2024

Humanity is on the verge of ‘shattering Earth’s natural limits’, say experts in biodiversity warning 
Humanity is on the verge of ‘shattering Earth’s natural limits’, say experts in biodiversity warning 
As the Cop16 conference begins, scientists and academics say human activity has pushed the world into a danger zone

Mon, 21 Oct, 2024

Splendid bees collecting pollen on colorful wild artichoke flower
Q&A: What is Cop 16, and what does it aim to achieve?
Countries will soon begin two weeks of negotiations on efforts to halt and reverse worldwide declines in nature

Sun, 20 Oct, 2024

Three ways the upcoming UN biodiversity summit could make a difference
Three ways the upcoming UN biodiversity summit could make a difference
Planning on how to achieve biodiversity targets, finding the funds and putting nature front and centre across governments, businesses and communities will be a step towards making real progress towards halting biodiversity loss

Thu, 17 Oct, 2024

World's wildlife populations in 'free fall' due to human activity, report says
World's wildlife populations in 'free fall' due to human activity, report says
What happens in the next five years will 'determine the future of life on Earth', the WWF's latest Living Planet report says

Thu, 10 Oct, 2024

AIB Press Photographer of the Year Award 2024
Critical Irish agriculture and tourism sectors at risk from climate change events, review warns
Climate Change Advisory Council says extreme weather events 'already adversely affecting society'.

Tue, 10 Sep, 2024

The campaign to save the Barna Bog
The campaign to save the Barna Bog
Barna Bog has a special place in the history and folklore of Sliabh Luachra as a place where people worked hard, shared a culture of music and storytelling and had an earthy lifestyle.

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

Save our rivers: The many faces of the Suir — and how endangered freshwater mussels could help
Save our rivers: The many faces of the Suir — and how endangered freshwater mussels could help
Ellie O’Byrne hears about the contrast between the Suir Blueway and the state of the river in Thurles, and learns that if they're saved from extinction, native mussels could play a vital role in cleaning our rivers

Fri, 23 Aug, 2024

Corncrake numbers continue to recover
Corncrake numbers continue to recover
Almost 1,500 hectares of land are now being managed by 250 farmers and landowners to conserve the corncrake.

Tue, 20 Aug, 2024

Save our rivers: Cork waterways that bred Olympians are choked with sewage
Save our rivers: Cork waterways that bred Olympians are choked with sewage
In the second in a series on five Irish rivers, Ellie O’Byrne looks at the Bandon and Ilen Rivers in the West Cork catchment whose waters are home to Olympic gold

Tue, 20 Aug, 2024

Lesser Horseshoe Bat
Killarney centre for rape victims denied permission over impact on bat
Also the area is a flood plain of the nearby Lough Leane

Fri, 05 Jul, 2024

Stephen Cadogan: EU still does not truly understand why farmers protest
Stephen Cadogan: EU still does not truly understand why farmers protest
Green Deal-related measures have transformed the EU's agriculture policy from supporting food production to curbing farm output

Tue, 02 Jul, 2024

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EU countries approve landmark nature restoration law after delays
Eamon Ryan said the large-scale restoration of nature has the potential to provide additional income streams for farmers, foresters, fishers and other landowners

Mon, 17 Jun, 2024

Thousands of fish wiped out in pivotal Munster river after suspected chemical spill
Thousands of fish wiped out in pivotal Munster river after suspected chemical spill
At least 5,000 fish, including salmon, trout, and lamprey were killed along a 4km stretch of Cork's River Allow

Tue, 11 Jun, 2024

Ireland set to miss marine protection target, report shows
Ireland set to miss marine protection target, report shows
A new report by marine protection coalition Fair Seas and the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group indicates the Government is likely to miss out on its target to protect 30% of Irish waters by 2030

Thu, 06 Jun, 2024

Flick through the 32 colourful pages of 'Biodiversity in Action'
Flick through the 32 colourful pages of 'Biodiversity in Action'
Guides to eco-friendly gardening and creating your own pond, meet 'Citizen Scientists' volunteering to gather data to help protect nature and much more in our 32-page 'Biodiversity In Action' e-magazine

Thu, 30 May, 2024

Amazon rainforest
A third of the Amazon rainforest is struggling to recover from drought due to climate change
New study says ‘critical slowing down’ of recovery raises concern over the rainforest’s resilience to ecosystem collapse

Mon, 20 May, 2024

Spring weather May 31st 2020
Anja Murray: Canals and towpaths are bustling wildlife havens for swans, dragonflies, bats and more
They may not be functional transport routes but these waterways are often gorgeous and valuable wildlife refuges

Wed, 15 May, 2024

Biodiversity loss is biggest driver of infectious disease outbreaks, says study
Biodiversity loss is biggest driver of infectious disease outbreaks, says study
Researchers say reducing emissions and biodiversity loss and preventing invasive species could control disease

Thu, 09 May, 2024

Conservation group sniffs out detector dog to save red-listed seabirds on Rathlin Island
Conservation group sniffs out detector dog to save red-listed seabirds on Rathlin Island
The island was once a haven for seabirds and is home to puffins, guillemots, kittiwake and other important seabirds

Wed, 08 May, 2024

Bernard O'Shea: I washed my hair with rainwater — and discovered unexpected perks
Bernard O'Shea: My guide to a nostalgic but eco-friendly summer
"I promise not to mention sand-soaked sandwiches being nibbled on while you are close to hypothermia on Inch Beach (not all nostalgia is warm)"

Wed, 08 May, 2024

KENYA Snake 1
Climate breakdown likely to force venomous snakes into unprepared countries, says study
However, some snakes were projected to lose more than 70% of their range

Fri, 03 May, 2024

Project tracks cuckoo's 9,000km journey from Africa's rainforests home to Kerry
Project tracks cuckoo's 9,000km journey from Africa's rainforests home to Kerry
While the cuckoo has been well-studied during the breeding season, very little is known about the routes they take once they head off on migration

Thu, 02 May, 2024

Ireland's efforts evolve over half a century to try and control the invasive rhododendron
Ireland's efforts evolve over half a century to try and control the invasive rhododendron
There are more than 900 species of the colourful plant worldwide, but only one type, Rhododendron ponticum, is invasive in Irish habitats.

Tue, 30 Apr, 2024

Our national parks are brimming with potential. How best to harvest that?
Our national parks are brimming with potential. How best to harvest that?
Meeting climate and biodiversity targets will mean radical changes to how our lands and seas are used; national parks must be the reference points for how that can be done

Mon, 29 Apr, 2024

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