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Variety of free events planned across county for National Biodiversity Week 2024

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Do you know the different species of native trees, butterflies, bees, or bats or are you simply wondering what biodiversity means?

Midlands Science to host free guided biodiversity walk for Heritage Week

Midlands Science is supporting National Heritage Week 2023 which this year takes place from August 12 to 20 inclusive.

Variety of free events planned across the county for National Biodiversity Week 2023

Do you know your swifts from your swallows? Your pipistrelles from your daubentons? Or are you simply wondering biodiversity means?

PorterShed skydive sees Irish Guide Dogs receive €8,000 boost

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The Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind were presented with a cheque for over €8,000 at the PorterShed, Bowling Green, on Friday.

OPW to host 6th Annual Honey Show this weekend

The 6th Annual Office of Public Works (OPW) Biodiversity Festival & Honey Show will take place in Phoenix Park from tomorrow Friday 9 until Sunday 11 September 2022. Tours, lectures, and family activities will take place throughout the weekend. All events are free; however, booking is required for some as places are limited.

Climate and biodiversity motion to be debated by councillors in April

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A motion proposing that 'Galway City Council declare a Climate and Biodiversity Emergency' will be debated next month.

Bats, biodiversity and business dominate Monday’s oral hearing

The importance of biodiversity, business, and bats dominated the opening of the second week of the An Bord Pleanala oral hearing into the proposed Galway City Ring Road (GCRR), held at the g Hotel.

Medal haul for Black Dragon fighters

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Galway Black Dragon fighters won 15 medals at the recent IKF Junior National Kickboxing Championships in Galway's Ballinfoyle Community Centre

Council must appoint biodiversity officer to safeguard wildlife, says Green Party candidate O’Reilly

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As grass cutting season commences, the Green Party is asking councils to act to halt biodiversity loss. Green Party candidate for Galway City West, Pauline O’Reilly has today called on Galway City Council to set aside areas in public parks and roadside verges for pollinators, and to get active in halting the alarming decline in biodiversity by implementing actions within the All Ireland Pollinator Plan.

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