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LIFE’S A BEACH Including sloping gravel or pebble ‘beach’ allows wildlife to safely drink the pond water and prevents small animals like hedgehogs from drowning. Making a wildlife pond is a truly rewarding autumn project Nature and rewilding Pat ...

25 Aug 2020 at 09:00

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Signs of hope on the horizon

STANDING TOGETHER In September 2019, the Global Day of Action on Climate Change saw 4 million protestors take to the streets. The event was marked by a solidarity protest at the Octagon, Westport, organised by local artist Pauline Garavan, who ...

15 Dec 2020 at 11:00

Living

Nephin’s many riches revealed

POETIC VOICE SeΡn Lysaght, whose earlier works have included ‘Eagle Country’, ‘Robert Lloyd Praeger – The Life of a Naturalist’ and several collections of poetry, including ‘Carnival Masks’, ‘The Clare Island Survey’ and ‘Selected Poems’....

24 Nov 2020 at 09:00

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No time for spin and greenwashing

NEW THINKING NEEDED Rewetting and restoring bogs could give many rural communities a dividend, if incentives were in place. Nature and rewilding Pat Fahy Things are hotting up. Last year, 2019, saw the highest sea temperature on record. ...

11 Feb 2020 at 12:36

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Composting a ‘win win’ for everyone

CREATING GOLD Compost is called ‘black gold’ because of its value in improving garden soil. Nature and rewilding Pat Fahy Sugar and spice and all things nice, these are the things that little girls are made of, at least that’s how the ...

22 Sept 2020 at 10:00

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What’s the deal with the Green Deal?

A CONTINENT’S COMMITMENT The European Green Deal will unlock at least €1 trillion in sustainable investments over the next ten years. Nature and rewilding Pat Fahy Last December, EU leaders agreed a new and more ambitious net ...

09 Feb 2021 at 11:00

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How to woo garden birds

DINING OUT A siskin and a goldfinch enjoying sunflower hearts from a garden feeder. Nature and rewilding Pat Fahy As temperatures fall, gardeners across Ireland are filling those bird-feeder tubes to the brim with peanuts, ...

17 Nov 2020 at 16:13

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Collect blackberries after Halloween at your peril

FRUITY FABLES Celtic folklore attributed magical properties to some of our wild plants at this time of year. Nature and Rewilding Pat Fahy Halloween, also known as All Saints Eve in the religious calendar, or Samhain in ...

03 Nov 2020 at 11:00

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Granny’s meadow and our natural heritage

GIFT TO NATURE Our meadows were once full of wildflowers and humming with vital life. Nature and rewilding Pat Fahy Alluding to all that is inherited from the past, maintained in the present and bestowed to the future, ...

09 Apr 2020 at 14:57

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The buzz on feeding our precious bees

FOOD SUPPLY A buff-tailed bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) makes a beeline for some nasturtium flowers. Nature and rewilding Pat Fahy Studying them year on year, Professor Jane Stout of TCD and Dr Una Fitzpatrick of the ...

24 Mar 2020 at 13:41

Living

GARDENING: Give biodiversity a boost by creating an annual wildflower bed

May is such a treat! The cuckoos have arrived and bluebells scent the woods; it is a truly romantic month for nature lovers, and the notion of creating an annual wildflower bed is hard to resist. In recent years, we ...

23 May 2024 at 12:00

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