It is so great to be involved in the @RePEAT_IRE project. The Bog Commissioner maps are fascinating. We will be bringing them on a tour around Ireland in 2024. If we come to your locality please drop by to see wonderful reproductions of how the bogs looked in 1809!
Maps and cakes at Dungarvan Agricultural Show on Sunday. Lovely weather and lovely people :) What is the link between your favourite spots and ecosystem services? @EPAResearchNews@VisitDungarvan@WaterfordCounci
Footpaths to the past: ‘We must keep our ancient tracks alive by walking them’
My article in @guardian today. An extract from #Footmarks which is out today. https://t.co/o4R6nh7RsQ
Over the last few weeks I've been visiting some small farms managed in traditional ways. It's been a delight to meet the owners. The ecology is grand. We need to look after farmers and traditional farms like this. Can we please pay them more?
At our Autumn conference, we want to showcase innovative practices and evaluate the usefulness of emerging technologies for survey and monitoring, data analysis, mitigation, and restoration. But there's only one week left to submit a proposal...👇
https://t.co/2EAsvMmV0y
Our #Data4Nature workshop presentation by @IncaseProject data analyst @lisaccoleman highlighted the challenge of working with numerous datasets (over 200!) from different agencies to map various forms of #NaturalCapital at catchment level in Ireland: https://t.co/3mX060Ivpz
Really pleased to see the paperback edition of our book is now out. This edited collection introduces a number of people-centred methodologies that can help us to better capture and understand our attachments to historic urban places
https://t.co/muDueSZwy6
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Would you like a FREE biodiversity survey of your farm?
Then just share your photos and comments using #FarmlandBiodiversity
You'll then be entered into a draw to have a biodiversity survey of your farm by the staff @BioDataCentre
DEADLINE: Wed 31 May 2023
Praeger said that "Ireland was essentially a land of lakes". Here's a great pic of my uncle fishing on Lough Ree last night. Lough Ree is the 2nd largest lake on the Shannon @IWAIreland@loughree@EPACatchments
As home to many species of birds and mammals, our historic ruins and structures are so important for #biodiversity.
This video was produced by @BirdWatchIE with support from Local Authority Heritage Officers.
Watch the full video at https://t.co/jPvsyhab9X
#BiodiversityWeek2023 #ForNature #MakeRoomForNature
Gates and piers give character to the landscape and often have a story to tell. Look at all the lovely gates along St. Declans Way and Mount Melleray grounds :) @StDeclansWay@IrishUplands@EPAResearchNews
Hoof prints from prehistoric cows. An ancient coastal defence network. Walnut pollen suggesting a European association with Medieval monks in Kerry. Tree stumps from the Bronze Age.
These are just some of the remarkable discoveries unearthed by archaeologists and environmental
Tuesday, May 18th saw the official opening of the ‘A Survey of the Landscape’ exhibition at the #Waterford Gallery of Art which is free for all, runs until November the 4th (Wed-Sat 10:00-17:00) and will include a series of workshops, talks and events 🖼️ · 🎨
@TheWaterfordGOA