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Works have started once again as part of the Dublin Mountains Makeover. 2021 will see a number of harvesting and replanting operations take place across the Dublin Mountains. Harvesting works will include a mix of Continuous Cover Forestry (CCF) and R&R (Remove & Replant with native woodland). We know these operations can be disruptive. There &hellip
Forward looking businesses are increasingly looking for opportunities to make a real impact on the climate change and biodiversity emergency. We are very excited to be working with Bank of Ireland on developing an innovative new product which aims to create new native woodlands at scale right across Ireland for people and for nature. Development &hellip
Due to a number of incidents of trees blowing down across the main road in Ticknock, it is necessary to remove additional trees either side of the road over the next few days. This is to ensure the road is not blocked for access to the masts and to ensure everyone’s health and safety, especially &hellip
An exciting opportunity presents to work with Coillte Nature, a team dedicated to creating, restoring, regenerating and rehabilitating biodiversity across Ireland. We are currently looking to recruit a new Communications and Engagement Manager. To find out more information about this role click here.
Richard Nairn, author of a new book Wildwoods, examines the current state of Ireland’s native woodlands and their benefits By the start of the twentieth century, only about one per cent of Ireland had any of the original woodland cover remaining. With steady planting over the last 120 years, the total forest cover has reached &hellip
Coillte Nature’s ecologist, Dr Declan Little, takes us through the work undertaken in 2020 to restore Hazelwood’s alluvial woodlands When I heard that Coillte had identified Hazelwood’s alluvial forest as a priority for restoration at the National Biodiversity Conference in 2019, I was immediately struck by the merit of selecting this woodland. Alluvial native woodlands &hellip