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New National Biodiversity Conference 2022 on the theme 'Act Now For Nature' launched by Government

Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform Malcolm Noonan TD has announced a new biodiversity conference that will mark a key...

Announcing NCI's new platform to help businesses take action for biodiversity

Minister of State for Heritage Malcolm Noonan TD and Minister of State for Land-Use and Biodiversity Senator Pippa Hackett have announced...

Minister Hackett welcomes our video on how the natural capital approach can be applied on farmland

Minister of State for Land Use and Biodiversity Pippa Hackett welcomes the release of a new animated video aimed at introducing the...

GALLERY: Autumn/Winter wildlife walks of 2020

Days of mellow fruitfulness, vivid colour, fantastic fungi, flora and frostiness - check out the visions of nature captured by our...

The Global Biodiversity Outlook 'final report card' - 'transformative changes are required'

The Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 has issued a 'final report card' on progress on the Aichi biodiversity targets - ad results are not good

GALLERY: Your #ViralNature photos, Summer 2020 Edition

We've put together a colourful gallery of the vibrant wildlife snaps gathered by members over the summer - wild blooms, butterflies, bees

IFNC launches a study on Business & Biodiversity

In this blog, IFNC Coordinator ORLAITH DELARGY announces an exciting new project on business and biodiversity in Ireland with survey

GUEST BLOG: Taking full account of how coronavirus connects people to nature

Dr Christine Doherty, Green Infrastructure, Derry & Strabane District Council on natural capital accounts in a time of Coronavirus

LONGREAD: How Covid-19 and the current impacts we face are linked to the global trade in wildlife

NOELEEN SMYTH PhD, CITES Scientific Authority for Ireland, reflects on Covid-19 and global wildlife trade

VIEW: A gallery of our favourite #ViralNature wildlife photos

Scroll through to view a gallery the bright and beautiful nature snaps taken by our members in Spring 2020 for our ViralNature campaign