Tuesday, 5th August 2025
Nature is worryingly absent from the National Development Plan. Given that we are at a crucial time in relation to the biodiversity crisis in Ireland, it is inexcusable that no funding was earmarked for nature restoration.
Nature is worryingly absent from the National Development Plan review
Thursday 10th July 2025
The laws of science & nature do not care about your political affiliations, party policy or whether you think the world is flat — they just carry on regardless. Politicians need to start listening to experts when it comes to climate change & biodiversity loss
When it comes to climate action, politicians can’t see the wolves from the trees
Wednesday 7 May 2025
Gorse-burning during spring and summer is just one element of an ambivalence towards rules governing how we treat wildlife, nature and the environment.
Impunity for environmental crimes sees our hills burn
Tuesday 8 April 2025
If the Government is serious about habitat restoration, it must provide guidance but also listen to everyone involved
Landowners must be rewarded in State’s nature restoration plan
Thursday 6 March 2025
Government is letting bills mount up rather than deal with climate change
Thursday 23 January 2025
Jaws, Piranha, the big, bad wolf … no wonder there is a serious disconnect with nature
Thursday December 26 2024
Destroying the planet to save it — what could possibly go wrong?
Thursday November 28 2024
Climate change and even tethered bottle caps have got sucked into the culture wars
Thursday 8 Aug 2024
The plan to save the Hen Harrier should be the blueprint for wider restoration
Tuesday Apr 09 2024
Ignore the scaremongering. The EU’s Nature Restoration Law can be a tool to empower farmers
Monday 19 Feb 2024
The Hen Harrier is the canary in the coal mine for upland biodiversity in Ireland