Habitats

The FarmPEAT project aims to compensate farmers for the water table on their lands, with decisions on the rollout of measures led by farmers.

In this article Stuart Greene describes how light technology is helping to measure habitats and carbon storage on farms.

There are five sub-catchments across the country in which farmers can apply to take part.

In September, Melclon Unlimited applied for planning permission to demolish the dwelling and buildings at Parkville, Clonmel.

David Wright explores the issues raised in three recent cases before the Planning Appeals Commission.

The new advisory committee features one farmer, who milks cows in Co Laois alongside a small sheep flock.

A dip in temperatures and reduced natural food supplies will generally coincide with an increased challenge from rodents trying to make their way indoors.

The scheme was launched by Minister for Nature, Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan, with up to €600,000 in funding available for community-led projects.