Seán Ronayne almost died of meningitis, and was later diagnosed with autism, but he tells COLETTE SHERIDAN his love for wildlife helped him through

Dr Catherine Conlon tells us about the Cork Health Cities’ Tree Project

The company said it will be recruiting for roles across the island

As part of our Green Women monthly column, CARMEL WRIGHT catches up with Cork woman Lucy Gaffney, of Business for Biodiversity Ireland

The Bill is a key part of the EU’s European Green Deal which seeks to establish the world’s most ambitious climate and biodiversity targets

The Waterford Harvest Festival is set to take place from September 8th to 10th

Mairead McGuinness said it is not the case that farmers will have to ‘hand over’ 20% of their land to nature

EU diplomats said Ireland had sought to weaken the peatland targets.

Michael D Higgins highlighted conclusions made in a report by the Citizens’ Assembly on biodiversity loss

Many farmers will view the Assembly’s report as disappointing as it did not offer any suggestions of resources to help farmers tackle biodiversity loss, Paul O'Brien of the IFA said. 

The Citizens’ Assembly on biodiversity loss has made 159 recommendations on protecting the island’s natural environment.

The two-day meeting will include a closing virtual address to on Saturday at 11am by Dame Dr Jane Goodall of the Jane Goodall Institute

Ireland’s Children and Young People’s Assembly on Biodiversity Loss meets twice this autumn. CLODAGH HARRIS and AOIFE DALY of UCC tell us about their role

Micheál Martin said farmers were 'central' to the country achieving its climate ambitions

A new environmental group has been set up in West Cork to catalogue and share the biodiversity along the picturesque River Ilen, reveals BRYAN WALL

Mary Walsh, Executive Scientist in the Sports and Sustainability Department, part of the Community , Culture and Placemaking Directorate at Cork City Council, talks about moving towards a Circular Economy