Ann Haigh, an Invasive Species Officer from the National Biodiversity Data Centre, joins the Irish Wildlife Trust for an informative and engaging webinar on the invasive Asian Hornet (Vespa velutina) … Continued
Join this Teagasc Signpost Series webinar to learn about the important work being carried out under ACRES to tackle invasive species across Ireland. This webinar will focus on practical, on-the-ground … Continued
The impacts of invasive non-native species on small islands are often much worse than elsewhere as native flora and fauna have evolved in isolation from predators, competitors, and diseases. As … Continued
The marine invasive species work programme of the National Biodiversity Data Centre, in collaboration with CEDaR are hosting three marine non-indigenous and invasive species identification training courses across Ireland to … Continued
Learn about species-rich grassland in south Roscommon and the invasive species which threaten them. A talk by botanist Phoebe O'Brien is followed by an optional walk. An illustrated morning talk … Continued
Join Ann Haigh, Invasive Species Officer at the National Biodiversity Data Centre, for an engaging and hands‑on Asian Hornet Talk and Identification Workshop that will give you the confidence to … Continued
Join the Office of Public Works to learn about some of the most impactful invasive species that can be found in Ireland followed by a walk to view some invasive … Continued
Join Killarney Mountain Meitheal for a hands-on volunteering session to tackle Rhododendron in Killarney National Park. Clearing mature Rhododendron ponticum is only part of the process in restoring the native … Continued
Join the Office of Public Works to learn about some of the most impactful invasive species that can be found in Ireland followed by a walk to view some invasive … Continued
The marine invasive species work programme of the National Biodiversity Data Centre, in collaboration with CEDaR are hosting three marine non-indigenous and invasive species identification training courses across Ireland to … Continued
