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2024 ‘Love This Place’ campaign asks the public to enjoy and respect Ireland’s great outdoor spaces Roz Purcell launches 2024 ‘Love This Place’ campaign with Leave No Trace Ireland and Partners. Love This Place campaign asks the public to respect and enjoy Ireland’s outdoors this summer. ‘Love This Place’ Campaign highlights three &hellip
Status Orange HIGH National Forest Fire Risk Warning in place until 6pm Monday 13th May Landowners and the public should avoid all outdoor fires and other open ignition sources All land owners urged to obey restrictions in place for land burning The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has issued a Status Orange, &hellip
As part of the Dublin Mountains Festival – Féile na Sléibhe Coillte Nature is hosting an event showcasing the Dublin Mountains Makeover Project on Friday, May 10th in Ticknock Forest, Co. Dublin. Meeting point: Ticknock Forest (meet at car park) 13:00 to 19:00: Drop by the Coillte Nature tent to chat to the &hellip
Coillte delivers EBITDA of €106m and operating cash of €43m in challenging 2023 market environment Solid financial performance against the backdrop of weak consumer-related demand resulting in lower prices Overall financial outturn a decline on recent highs but fourth highest financial performance in Coillte’s history Forestry Estate Strategic Land Use Plan 2023-2050 published Almost &hellip
Thursday 4th April: Coillte advises all users of forest lands including its staff, contractors and members of the public, to exercise caution if entering forest lands during this weather warning as storm Kathleen approaches. Met Éireann has issued the following weather warning; Status Orange – Wind warning for Cork, Kerry, Galway, Mayo and Waterford &hellip
A forest thinning will commence the middle of March at Carrickgollogan as part of Continuous Cover Forestry (CCF) management in northern section of this woodland. The thinning operation will take 2-3 weeks. Some areas are now ready for their first thinning intervention to begin the CCF transformation process, while other areas with older trees will &hellip