Four Endangered Curlew Chicks Released After Eggs Saved from Slieve Beagh Wildfire
Four curlew chicks hatched from rescued eggs have been released onto Slieve Beagh after a wildfire threatened the nest in April.
Environment Agency
£740,000 project to protect Fermanagh's rare butterflies gets under way
Conflicting Health Evidence Heard at Greencastle Goldmine Inquiry
Greencastle Gold Mine Inquiry to Resume with Waste Disposal Focus
Belfast Man Jailed for Illegally Dumping 367 Tonnes of Waste
Northern Ireland pilots UK-first digital air quality tool for planning
Fresh Odour Complaints at Killeeshil GAA Grounds Prompt Stormont Debate
Invasive Species Cost Northern Ireland £46m Annually as Asian Hornet Nest Removed
Four Curlew Eggs Rescued from Brookeborough Wildfire Successfully Hatch
Bathing advisory lifted at Portstewart Strand after water tests find no risk
Over 10,000 odour complaints recorded across Northern Ireland since 2021
Environment Minister Approves Fast-Tracking for Five Northern Ireland Planning Projects
Pollution Incident Hits Tievenny Burn Tributary in Tyrone
GPS Tracking Project Launched to Monitor Hedgehogs in Northern Ireland
NIEA Sets Traps Across Dundonald to Detect Asian Hornet Queens After Winter
Public Inquiry Examines Economic Effects of Sperrin Mountains Gold Mine Proposal
DAERA Starts Asian Hornet Traps in Dundonald After Nest Removal
Council Approves Trial Pits at Potential Quarry Site in Sixmilecross
Safety Issues Prompt Urgent Reforms at Northern Ireland Agri-Food Lab
Public Inquiry into Tyrone Gold Mine Plans Resumes in Omagh
