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DAFM issues over 2,400 forestry licences by end of October

Forestry

14 days ago

DAFM issues over 2,400 forestry licences by end of October

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has issued 2,402 forestry licences up to the end of October.

771 reports of alleged illegal felling since 2020 - minister

Forestry

23 days ago

771 reports of alleged illegal felling since 2020 - minister

Over 770 reports of alleged illegal tree felling have been made to the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) since 2020.

Appeal against retention permission for tree removal at Tirlán premises

Rural Life

3 months ago

Appeal against retention permission for tree removal at Tirlán premises

An appeal has been lodged about the removal of existing trees and hedges at Tirlán Farmlife, Graiguecullen Branch, Carlow town, Co. Laois.

Deadline for forest photography competition extended

Rural Life

4 months ago

Deadline for forest photography competition extended

Teagasc and the Department of Agriculture (DAFM) have extended the closing date for their forest photography competition.

Letter to the editor: NZ urgently needs more forestry

Environment

5 months ago

Letter to the editor: NZ urgently needs more forestry

Dear editor, I worked for Beef + Lamb New Zealand for approximately eight years as sector...

Forestry

5 months ago

Over 40 forestry licences issued last week - DAFM

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) issued 41 forestry licences in the first week of June.

Over 40 forestry licences issued last week - DAFM

Rural Life

6 months ago

Photo competition to highlight benefits of trees and forests

Teagasc and the Department of Agriculture (DAFM) have launched a photo competition highlighting the benefits of trees and forests.

Photo competition to highlight benefits of trees and forests

Agri-Business

7 months ago

Healy Rae: New forestry planting 'up 130%' year on year

New forestry planting since January is "up 130% on what it was at the same time last year" according to a minister of state.

Healy Rae: New forestry planting 'up 130%' year on year

Forestry

8 months ago

FAO to mark International Day of Forests this week

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) will mark International Day of Forests 2025, on March 21.

FAO to mark International Day of Forests this week

Forestry

9 months ago

Tenders sought to develop masters programme in agroforestry

National Organic Training Skillnet (NOTS) is seeking tenders for the development of a masters programme in agroforestry.

Tenders sought to develop masters programme in agroforestry

Forestry

9 months ago

Healy-Rae: Landowners may have 'to be compensated' to enhance forestry corridors

Existing legislation and corridors governing forestry "have failed, which is simply not good enough," according to Minister Healy-Rae.

Healy-Rae: Landowners may have 'to be compensated' to enhance forestry corridors

Forestry

9 months ago

DAFM urged to give farmers and landowners 'exemption' to cut trees and hedges

DAFM has been urged to grant an "exemption" to farmers and landowners to cut trees and hedges where they pose a threat to safety.

DAFM urged to give farmers and landowners 'exemption' to cut trees and hedges

Rural Life

9 months ago

TD calls for derogation on tree felling and hedge cutting

A derogation on tree felling and hedge cutting for certain areas starting is needed this March to be prepared for future storms, a TD said.

TD calls for derogation on tree felling and hedge cutting

Environment

9 months ago

Kerry social enterprise aims to grow 100,000 trees by 2030

A social enterprise completely run by volunteers in south Kerry is aiming to grow 100,000 native trees by the end of the decade.

Kerry social enterprise aims to grow 100,000 trees by 2030

Environment

9 months ago

Watch: Fitzmaurice calls for extension to hedge cutting deadline

The government has been urged to consider an extension to the current deadline for hedge cutting by an Independent Ireland TD.

Watch: Fitzmaurice calls for extension to hedge cutting deadline

Forestry

9 months ago

DAFM: Existing felling licences may be used to clear storm damaged trees

DAFM has issued new advice on how existing felling licences may be used to clear and remove trees damaged by Storms Darragh and Éowyn.

DAFM: Existing felling licences may be used to clear storm damaged trees

Forestry

9 months ago

Sitka spruce as susceptible to bark beetle as Norway spruce

A new study on Ips typographus, the bark beetle which has devastated European forestry, has outlined its risk to the Sitka spruce

Sitka spruce as susceptible to bark beetle as Norway spruce

Forestry

9 months ago

Satellite imagery of forestry damage to be completed 'shortly'

Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae said a satellite assessment of the damage caused to forestry by recent storms will be completed shortly.

Satellite imagery of forestry damage to be completed 'shortly'

Rural Life

9 months ago

Watch: At least 5,000ha of forestry destroyed by storm - Healy-Rae

At least 5,000ha of forestry across the country has been destroyed by Storm Éowyn, according to Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae

Watch: At least 5,000ha of forestry destroyed by storm - Healy-Rae

Forestry

10 months ago

Forestry farmer urges Healy-Rae to 'flex his political muscle'

A forestry farmer in Galway has called on Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae, to help provide redress to the forestry sector.

Forestry farmer urges Healy-Rae to 'flex his political muscle'

Forestry

10 months ago

SEEFA hoping for 'sustained momentum' on forestry with new govt

SEEFA has said that it hopes to see "sustained momentum" on forestry once the new government begins its work.

SEEFA hoping for 'sustained momentum' on forestry with new govt

Forestry

11 months ago

SEEFA urges next minister to address forestry licensing

The Social, Economic and Environmental Forestry Association of Ireland (SEEFA) has hit out at the lack of consistency in forestry licensing.

SEEFA urges next minister to address forestry licensing

Forestry

12 months ago

Last week was 'poor' for afforestation - SEEFA

The Social, Economic and Environmental Forestry Association of Ireland (SEEFA) has said that last week was poor in terms of afforestation.

Last week was 'poor' for afforestation - SEEFA

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