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Ahead of Invasive Species Week 2026, join Kate Moore, Invasive Species Engagement Officer at the National Biodiversity Data Centre, exploring the actions everyone can take to protect their garden or outdoor space from invasive species. The session will cover: Buying plants for your garden Biosecurity best practices Identifying and dealing with invasive flatworms Register for … Continued
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Join the Maigue Rivers Trust and the National Biodiversity Data Centre at Adare Heritage Centre as we officially launch Invasive Species Week 2026 and take part in a free workshop facilitated by Streamscapes and Nature Network Ireland! Our Community Workshops give local residents, groups and volunteers the knowledge to help prevent the spread of invasive … Continued
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.Invasive non-native species harm the environment, the economy, our health, and the way we live. Join this webinar with the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology to learn more about the impacts of invasive non-native species on native species and habitats in Great Britain, through the preliminary findings of a recent research project. Register for … Continued
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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.
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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
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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
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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 |
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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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) and what it means for Ireland. This presentation will introduce the Asian hornet, outlining relevant biology, and the threat it poses to Irish pollinators and … Continued
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Learn to identify, map, and prevent invasive species on North Bull Island. Hands‑on training for community action. As part of Invasive Species Week, join us on North Bull Island for a hands‑on workshop designed to build practical skills in identifying, mapping, and preventing the spread of invasive species. This session is ideal for volunteers, local … Continued
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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.
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Invasive non-native species harm the environment, the economy, our health, and the way we live. Many of the non-native species found in the wild in Great Britain are plants, and most were originally introduced for use in gardens. Join this webinar with Coventry University to learn more about the citizen science project Plant Alert (www.plantalert.org) … Continued
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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 actions being implemented through the Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme (ACRES), with a particular emphasis on managing and controlling invasive species in agricultural landscapes. Lorraine Hope … Continued
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NEIS-bio “Natural extractives from Invasive Species and Biobased Solutions” is a 2-year Research Ireland funded project based in ATU Sligo and lead by the head of the Environmental Science Department- Salem Gharbia. Currently in our first year, our aim is to address a gap in recordings of aquatic invasive plant species by taking on a … Continued
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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 a result, native species are less able to compete and defend themselves in the face of new threats. Join this webinar hosted by the GB … Continued
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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
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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 at Taughmaconnell community centre focusing on the fantastic grasslands, and species-rich eskers of Castlesampson and surrounding areas. You'll learn why these grasslands are of national … Continued
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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 spot and report this high‑risk invasive insect. With Ireland’s freedom from Asian hornet depending entirely on early detection, learning how to recognise it and, just … Continued
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Join award-winning author Eoghan Daltun for a guided walk of Esk Mountain Nature Restoration Project followed by a fireside talk about his own experiences of invasive species. In particular Rhododendron ponticum, Sika deer & feral goats. He will speak about his work in removing them & restoring life to his family's 73-acre farm near Eyeries … Continued
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As part of Invasive Species Week, BEAG will be holding a Balsam Bashing event along the River Bandon on Sunday, 28th June, from 10:00am to 1:30pm (Approx). We'll be working together to remove Himalayan Balsam, one of Ireland's most widespread invasive plant species. Left unmanaged, it can dominate riverbanks, crowd out native plants and leave riverbanks vulnerable … Continued
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We're running our second volunteer day of the year on Sunday 28th June as part of Invasive Species Week 2026. Join us for an Invasive Species Sweep of the lower slopes of Esk Mountain. We have six non-native alien invasive plant species on our hit list: Rhododendron ponticum, Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora (Montbretia), Bamboo spp, Griselinia littoralis, Leycesteria formosa … Continued
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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 forest. To support full recovery of the native forest floor, cleared areas need to be revisited over subsequent seasons to remove emerging seedlings before they … Continued
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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
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