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It's such a simple positive step for nature – a £35 hollow brick in every new home for endangered cavity-nesting birds, especially marvellous swifts. Builders in favour too. All Labour MPs have to do is vote for a Labour MP's amendment to make it happen. theguardian.com/environment/20…

A major loss of the protected pearl mussel on the Owenriff River is causing serious concern to Lough Corrib Anglers. The ongoing pollution of this important habitat has been continuously highlighted by the Carra Mask Corrib Water Protection Group to no avail. 1/2

10 years on from an intensively farmed silage field, this meadow is unrecognisable. Hundreds of Common spotted orchids will be flowering in the next few weeks,along with Red clover, Bird's foot trefoil, Common knapweed & so many more hay meadow species, supporting biodiversity.

So much to see in the old native woodlands, Donegal. Precious places,they should be protected.

On the wing at Blessington Wood in Co. Wicklow today🦋☀️ We're so proud to provide valuable space for nature to stretch its legs, on our reserves across the country! Bring on #biodiversityweek2025!

It's not every day you get to see mating Narrow bordered bee hawkmoths mating, & I've never photographed it until today! #moths

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What are we going to do about deer? This likely ancient woodland is trying to regenerate, but hordes of invasive exotic deer eat every seedling. We're helping the owners to protect in situ those seedlings that do germinate, but make no mistake, Sika deer are killing this habitat

Joined our friends PeatlandConservation at Girley Bog, and our very own Girley Wood, this morning in Meath. Monitoring water levels and surveying the site ahead of our #BiodiversityWeek2025 event 21 May! Free tickets here: tinyurl.com/46etksdw 🐸

This to me is astonishing. The site of Ireland's 1st breeding Cranes in centuries, could be 'developed' as a solar farm, instead of being protected for crane recovery. "the bog with the nesting cranes is at the pre-planning stage for a solar farm" irishtimes.com/science/2025/0…

Excuse the colourful language, but worth seeing and being warned of the power and damaging impacts of a wildfire

Wexford lagoon facing 'ecological disaster' "The animals that lived on the seabed are gone. The plants that lived on the lakebed are gone" "It's very, very clear that the cause of the collapse is due to excess input of nutrients from the surrounding land" rte.ie/news/2025/0520…

Plants produce more nectar when they ‘hear’ bees buzzing, scientists find theguardian.com/environment/20…

First water becomes undrinkable, then unswimmable, then untouchable "Ireland must not follow England’s example on maintaining waterways" "it is striking how quickly overall Irish river quality has declined in recent decades" irishtimes.com/opinion/2025/0…

No signs of drought in my #nomowmay garden. It's lush & full of life. Common spotted orchids started flowering yesterday.

Join CELT for their Open day celebrating Nature Restoration and our Ancient Woodlands for #biodiversityweek2025 Joe Gowran, CEO of Woodlands of Ireland will be speaking at the event including The Woodland League Native Woodland Trust and Lough Grainey Nature Sanctuary. Poster by CELT

Our Westmeath branch celebrating #Biodiversityweek2025 with an evening Bat walk led by local expert Michael Wycherley! A fascinating story of 9 species of Irish bat and how they "make a living", including in places like Ardan Wood🦇💚🌳 Irish Enviro Network Westmeath County Council