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Wild Ireland Defence

@widdefence

We pursue the objectives of education, advocacy, and activism of all types in the protection, conservation, preservation and defence of the natural environment

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Elaine McGoff (@elainemcgoff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An Taisce made a submission on the interim review of the Nitrates Action Programme. This quote will give you a flavour: "this interim review does little to assuage the ever-growing public concern about Irish water quality & the impact of agriculture." antaisce.org/submission-on-…

Blue Planet Society (@seasaver) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Terrible news ⚠️ The acting Minister for Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries in Iceland 🇮🇸 has issued whaling permits for the next five years. 161 fin whales and 217 minke whales will be killed 🐋 #StopTheHunt grapevine.is/news/2024/12/0…

Coastal Concern Alliance (@coastalconcern) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And a third pushed through plans for near-shore wind infrastructure on Kish & Bray sandbanks that should be a SAC, and cleared the way for all ‘Phase 1’ near-shore proposals - in the absence of any independent environmental assessment. We need a new breed of nature protectors.

Ecofact (@ecofactecology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Three years ago today, the major #eel kill occurred on the Lower River Shannon. Hundreds of dead and dying eels were visible along the river downstream of the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric station after Storm Barra passed. The storm created ideal conditions for the eels to migrate.

Three years ago today, the major #eel kill occurred on the Lower River Shannon. Hundreds of dead and dying eels were visible along the river downstream of the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric station after Storm Barra passed. The storm created ideal conditions for the eels to migrate.
Captain Paul Watson Foundation 🐋🏴‍☠️ (@captpaulwatson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My top five priorities for 2025 1. Ending whaling in Iceland. 2. Ending the barbaric slaughter of pilot whales and dolphins in the Danish Faroe Islands. 3. Being prepared to intercept the Japanese whaling fleet in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary 4. Ending the killing of

My top five priorities for 2025

1. Ending whaling in Iceland. 
2. Ending the barbaric slaughter of pilot whales and dolphins in the Danish Faroe Islands.   
3. Being prepared to intercept the Japanese whaling fleet in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary
4. Ending the killing of
Ashley (@gloverstweets) 's Twitter Profile Photo

it's often hard to get the origin stories of batshit crazy projects I wonder could you use AIE Regs to discover who came up with the idea of pumping the Shannon to Dublin and who is currently promoting the project independent.ie/regionals/tipp…

Blue Planet Society (@seasaver) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dolphins, otters, porpoises, fish and birds across the UK have “forever chemicals” in their tissue and organs. Watershed Investigations @watershed_i obtained official data on more than 1,000 animals to reveal widespread PFAS contamination. theguardian.com/environment/20…

SavetheHellfire (@savethehellfire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Over 8 years ago we started the Save the Hellfire campaign to raise awareness re SDCC plans to splurge €35M+ on an overscaled & inappropriately vanity project at the Hellfire & Massy’s Wood. Over 31k have said no. Time for a review! change.org/p/save-the-hel… 🐿️🦡🐸🦆🌳

Over 8 years ago we started the Save the Hellfire campaign to raise awareness re <a href="/sdublincoco/">SDCC</a> plans to splurge €35M+ on an overscaled &amp; inappropriately vanity project at the Hellfire &amp; Massy’s Wood. Over 31k have said no. Time for a review! 
change.org/p/save-the-hel… 🐿️🦡🐸🦆🌳
Invasive Ecology (InEco) Laboratory (@ucdinecolab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another Chinese mitten crab found in the cheekpoint area, Waterford. This small female has 1000s of eggs typically released at the end of spring early summer. Please report any sightings and get in contact Biodiversity Ireland. This is a high impact invasive alien species. UCD Science

Another Chinese mitten crab found in the cheekpoint area, Waterford. This small female has 1000s of eggs typically released at the end of spring early summer. Please report any sightings and get in contact <a href="/BioDataCentre/">Biodiversity Ireland</a>. This is a high impact invasive alien species. <a href="/ucdscience/">UCD Science</a>
Save Leitrim (@saveleitrim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of our members got electricity back this evening over 2 weeks out. absolutely no doubt about the culprit 🌲Plantation forestry🌲 the poor planning of it by Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine the poor management of it by Coillte & other owners. Cannot continue Michael Healy-Rae Martin Heydon

One of our members got electricity back this evening over 2 weeks out. absolutely no doubt about the culprit 🌲Plantation forestry🌲 the poor planning of it by <a href="/agriculture_ie/">Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine</a> the poor management of it by <a href="/coilltenews/">Coillte</a> &amp; other owners. Cannot continue <a href="/MHealyRae/">Michael Healy-Rae</a> <a href="/martinheydonfg/">Martin Heydon</a>
Oonagh Duggan (@naturenymph) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Check this out - a fantastic series of short vids on Gardening for Bats by Bat Conservation Ire w/easy actions to take, plants to plant etc Also v interesting facts on how bats help ppl including by eating cranefly whose larvae can impact crops . youtube.com/watch?v=xLHs...

Save Leitrim (@saveleitrim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is this milk? No it is suspended soil particles travelling to one of our well known lakes/ fisheries in North Leitrim /Cavan from windblown forestry on a Coillte site. Green Party Ireland Micheál Martin Simon Harris TD

Gweebarra Conservation Group (@gweebarrag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Journal Investigates The author might read a wind plant planning application for a succinct appreciation of the threat these monstrosities pose. We need our inshore waters for marine life more than we need the intermittent electricity.

<a href="/TJ_Investigates/">The Journal Investigates</a> The author might read a wind plant planning application for a succinct appreciation of the threat these monstrosities pose. We need our inshore waters for marine life more than we need the intermittent electricity.