Come along to Emy Lough for a free workshop looking to raise awareness of invasive species affecting the Emyvale area, highlight the work of CALM Project and local partners, demonstrate local potential monitoring efforts, and encourage community participation in reporting and mapping invasive species through citizen science.
The River Liffey Himalayan Balsam Control Project is now in its 6th year. Great progress has been made at the upstream extent ofthe infestation at Ballymore Eustace village & surrounds. Project leads & local community members wish to keep up the positive momentum & move to support new control efforts further downstream in 2026. Come … Continued
Join us on 23 June for a community Balsam Bash at Rathcormac, Co. Sligo, where we will be working to remove Himalayan Balsam, a highly invasive plant species that threatens our native biodiversity and river habitats. This volunteer event will focus on a site near Rathcormac Cemetery, with the aim of eradicating the infestation before it can spread further and … Continued
Invasive non-native species harm the environment, the economy, our health, and the way we live. The yellow-legged hornet, Vespa velutina, is a predator of native insects that poses a significant threat to honey bees and other pollinators. Since 2016 a number of sightings of the yellow-legged hornet, Vespa velutina, have been recorded in the UK. Join this … Continued
Important talk concerning the spread of invasive species such as Cherry Laurel and Rhododendron Ponticum, the impact on Biodiversity and what can be done. Hosted by West Wicklow Environmental Network, three experts will speak on invasive species control methods and the Wicklow uplands response. Speakers: Lorna Kelly (Wicklow Uplands Council) Paddy Donovan (Donovan Forestry Services) … Continued
As part of Invasive Species Week, join Dr. Tim Butter (NBDC & Cork SAC) for an online workshop on marine invasive non-native species and the important role divers & citizen science has in monitoring Ireland’s waters. Divers and other marine users are often the first to spot new arrivals. Learn how to identify and record … Continued
Join the Breeding Waders EIP and Midlands Mink Eradication Programme for a dusk wader and wildlife walk on Invasive Species Week. The Breeding Waders team will share insights into local species and outline the work being undertaken to enhance their habitat and improve their chances of survival. The Midlands Mink Eradication Programme team will highlight … 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 address a gap marine invasive species recording. These courses are funded by the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment and CEDaR. The courses will … Continued
Conservation rangers will have a pop-up information stand in Glenveagh National Park on Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th of June 2026. We will have information on invasive species management in Glenveagh National Park and tips on how you can Check, Clean and Dry to prevent invasive species spreading to other places.
Invasive non-native species harm the environment, the economy, our health, and the way we live, and invasive aquatic species are a particular problem. Join this webinar with Natural England to learn about: the impacts of invasive non-native species in the marine environment how they are monitored what is being done to prevent their introduction and spread … Continued
Join Oisín Ó Néill, Nature Advocacy Officer with the Irish Wildlife Trust, and Mary Reynolds, founder of We Are The Ark and nature activist, for a webinar discussing current invasive species policy, invasive species management and the Nature Restoration Law, what to avoid planting in your garden and the importance of planting native species. Oisín … Continued
Baldoyle Wild Towns are holding a talk on Invasive Species by Heidi Bedell Some species covered are: 3 Cornered Leek, Spartina, Sargassum, Mare's Tail, New Zealand Flatworm, and many more.
