Person: Catherine Keena

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

farming

Biodiversity benefits from the Covid-19 crisis

As we seek to build back better from the crisis, we must work together to preserve biodiversity so we can achieve our sustainable development goals, writes Ray Ryan.

home and gardens

Hedges vital for wildlife

business

Bees facing threat of extinction

farming

Teagasc highlights bee plight

farming

Wetlands management advice for farmers

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Water courses best practice in spotlight

Conference told farmers play vital role in sustainable wildlife habitats

FARMERS are playing an increasingly vital role in creating a sustainable habitat for wildlife, claimed experts at the Teagasc-hosted Conserving Farmland Biodiversity conference in Wexford yesterday.

Thu, 26 May, 2011

A helping hand for wildlife habitats

DOOR-TO-DOOR canvassing is a great eye-opener, you might even say an education, for politicians in regard to changes in the countryside.

Mon, 28 May, 2007

Farmers work to improve Irish flora

FARMERS will today celebrate International Biodiversity Day by pointing to the range of important work they are undertaking on their lands.

Tue, 22 May, 2007

Minister launches hedgerow leaflets

The Minister of State for Agriculture and Food, Liam Aylward, has launched a new series of Teagasc leaflets on hedgerow management for farmers.

Sat, 27 Mar, 2004

Cowslips and the agricultural adviser

IN RESPONSE to Dick Warner’s article (Irish Examiner, May 12), like himself I love cowslips. As countryside management specialist for Teagasc, I wrote about them in the recent edition of our Teagasc magazine — Today’s Farm, which is circulated to all Teagasc clients.

Thu, 29 May, 2003