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Ministers Noonan and Hackett meet with BirdWatch Ireland   Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD, and Minister of State for Forestry, Land Use and Biodiversity, Pippa Hackett TDm, and officials from the NPWS / Department of Housing, Local Government Heritage and Heritage had a very constructive meeting this afternoon with BirdWatch Ireland to discuss the results of their Birds of Conservation Concern in Ireland (BOCCI) report. The BOCCI report was very much informed by data commissioned, collected, funded or supported by NPWS and so many of it...

On World Curlew Day, BirdWatch has said that the curlew is a "symbol of successive government failure" to protect Ireland's bird species.

Swifts, puffins and kestrels have been identified among the birds most at peril as a new cross-border report shows a quarter of birds across the island are now 'red-listed'.

A stained glass window is coming to Killeter to celebrate the parish’s link to Cecil Frances Alexander. On the Causeway Coast, a book celebrating its beautiful locations during the pandemic will soon come out… and it is locally produced! Puffins are among 23 birds that were moved to the red-list according to the Birds of Conservation Concern in Ireland’s latest report. We hear about an environmental project aiming to help young people make a career in the field and why Fort Dunree is becoming a magnet for artists. Also, a new audio series that will make your mind travel from the comfort...

15 April 2021 Puffins, swifts and kestrels are among 23 birds that have been moved on to the Red list across Ireland, according to a new study. The 'Birds of Conservation Concern in Ireland (BoCCI) 2020-2026' review is jointly compiled by RSPB NI and BirdWatch Ireland. 15 April 2021 A 56-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of Danny McClean. The PSNI's Major Investigation Team arrested the suspect under the Terrorism Act in north Belfast on Wednesday, 14 April. Mr McClean, a...