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The FarmPEAT project aims to compensate farmers for the water table on their lands, with decisions on the rollout of measures led by farmers.
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A low-flying plane is currently collecting geological data in Ireland’s south. Jim Hodgson of GSI talks about the Tellus survey.
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The law sets out that the obligation to meet rewetting targets is on member states and voluntary for farmers.
Get the latest on a new report commissioned by the Irish Farmers Journal on the impact of CAP, nitrates and climate targets on the farming sector, as well as concerns on rewetting targets.
Rehabilitation works completed before Ireland enacts the Nature Restoration Law will not qualify for Ireland's restoration and rewetting targets. Declan O'Brien and Noel Bardon report.
Funding must also be provided for the new nature law and guaranteed for 20 to 30 years.
Funding for participation in any schemes related to the Nature Restoration Law will have to be guaranteed for 20 to 30 years.
