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The Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT) has welcomed the report from the Joint Committee on Environment and Climate Action on biodiversity published today

The IWT raised concerns that the transfer of public funds to a private industry will not come with the reforms needed in the forestry sector.

This month, the government in Bucharest passed the 2030 National Forest Strategy, a document meant to enshrine into forestry the EU forestry strategy. The adoption of this document, beyond its intrinsic importance, is a landmark in the implementation of the C2 component for forests and preserving biodiversity as part of the National Program for Recovery and Resilience. In order to issue the strategy, managed by the Ministry of Waters, Forests, and the Environment, the program employed professors...

Minister of State with responsibility for forestry, Pippa Hackett is urging forestry stakeholders and the public to take part in two significant consultations which opened today.

Payments to farmers for forestry public goods 2022-10-12

Forestry vision points the way – now the real work begins 2022-10-12

Minister Pippa Hackett has welcomed the allocation of up to €500 million specifically ringfenced for agri-environment schemes in Budget 2023

ACRES CAP Strategic Plan Budget 2023 increase Supports 2023 Estimates Budget increase beef and sheep sectors.

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue has today (Tuesday, September 27) announced details of his department’s 2023 budget,

Assessing forestry and the public mood 2022-09-21