Thursday, 4 September 2008 – Accelerated global warming evidenced by record temperatures and rainfall levels is having a profound impact on Irish wildlife with increasing varieties and numbers of alien invaders landing on our shores, it has been claimed.
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Friday, 27 June 2008 - Mr. Dick Warner, environmentalist, writer and broadcaster, today officially opened ’s largest public birds of prey centre.
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Friday, 13 June 2008 - The Clare Biodiversity Group has warned that the unauthorised cutting of hedges and clearing of vegetation across the county could lead to the destruction of important wildlife habitats.
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Wednesday, 4 June 2008 – Significant steps are being taken in County Clare to help protect ’s most misunderstood mammal.
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27th March 2008 - Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen has received confirmation from Clare County Council that maintenance work will shortly be carried out on the Inagh River.
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4th March 2008 - A number of initiatives aimed at delivering a coordinated approach to visitor management and environmental protection in the Burren will be unveiled over the coming months, the Burren Connect Project has announced.
New Quay, County Clare. Pic By John Kelly
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, 28th January 2008 – Members of the public in County Clare are to be consulted on a number of draft amendments to Beach Bye-Laws introduced by Clare County Council in 2006.
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28th January 08 - Individuals, groups and organisations interested in undertaking works aimed at protecting Clare’s biodiversity are being invited to apply for funding under the Biodiversity Fund for 2008.
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14th December 2007 - Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen has welcomed the announcement by the Department of Agriculture and Food that two animal welfare and care bodies in County Clare have received funding.
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County Clare/Galway, 10th December 2007 - The Burren Connect Project and Burrenbeo have launched an education programme aimed at opening up the Burren Region’s vast and varied heritage to primary school students.
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