News & Events

March EPPO Reporting Service Available

The EPPO Reporting Service is a monthly information report on events of phytosanitary concern. It focuses on new geographical records, new host plants, new pests (including invasive alien plants), pests to be added to the EPPO Alert List, detection and identification methods etc. The EPPO Reporting Service is published in English and French. Read the last issue […]

Up-dated Muntjac distribution map for Ireland now available

An up-dated Muntjac deer (Muntiacus reevesi) distribution map is now available to download from the National Biodiversity Data Centre.  The static map shows both confirmed sightings and unconfirmed sightings. https://invasives.biodiversityireland.ie/muntjac-map-ireland/

Press releases issued by DAFM and DARD: New Detections of Phytophthora ramorum

Press release issued by Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine on the 31st of March 2011. Update on Phytophthora ramorum Monitoring The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is continuing to survey forests and control outbreaks of the EU regulated plant disease Phytophthora ramorum, a fungus like organism that can damage and kill infected trees […]

Reminder to register: Invasive Species Ireland Forum 20 April 2011

Registration closing on Monday the 18th and 5pm. The Fifth Annual Invasive Species Ireland Forum will be held at: Ulster Museum, Belfast 20th of April 2011. 10.00 – 16.20 ‘Policy, priorities  and progress’ Keynote Address The Keynote Address for this years Forum will be given by Huw Thomas, Head of Protected Species and Non-native Species […]

An Invasive Alien Species Strategy for Northern Ireland

The Department of Environment is seeking views on a draft Invasive Alien Species Strategy for Northern Ireland. The vision for the Strategy is that it will establish a coordinated policy and management framework that minimises the risk of invasive alien species to the economy, environment and society. The Strategy is structured into components which reflect […]

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