In recent years, it has become clear that there is an alarming global downward trend in biodiversity and that humans are responsible. The causes of this decline are: climate change, unsustainable development and changes in land use. The international community has come together in unprecedented collaboration to safeguard biodiversity. The Convention on Biological Diversity is …
We are looking for an Assistant Ecologist to join our growing consultancy undertaking a range of ecological surveys and assessments throughout Ireland. The successful candidate must be passionate about wildlife and raising the standards of ecological assessment, but also share our ethos of delivering pragmatic services to its clients. In return we will offer you the …
Ireland has just three species of amphibians, which are animals that live both on land and in water. Their breeding and juvenile period occurs in and around still water while their adult life is generally spent on land. In Ireland we have common frogs, smooth newts and natterjack toads. Where frogs and frog spawn are …
Here at EcoEireann and at EcoNorth we all have a passion for bats, and how fitting there is a recognised day for us to share the love on 17th April, on Bat Appreciation Day! (It may be over in the US, but we feel everyday should be Bat Appreciation Day). The bat survey season is …
Saturday 17 of March Commemorates St. Patrick’s Day, the patron saint of Ireland. St Patrick, born in Roman occupied Britain, was taken captive as child by Irish pirates, who brought to Ireland to tend sheep as a slave. He was eventually able to escape and return to England where he became a priest. Having fallen …
By it’s very nature, ornithology is highly seasonal. It is because of this seasonality that wintering bird surveys are so important. As the year creeps towards mid-winter, our summer migrants have fled south seeking warmer climes. In their place, our winter visitors have arrived from Scandinavia and other areas of Europe. Therefore, wintering bird surveys …
Hello Well it feels like this has taken over the lives of the whole team over the last few weeks, but i am enormously pleased and (somewhat relieved) to welcome you to the brand new EcoÉireann website! We have been so busy with delivering interesting projects for great clients in our first 18 months of …
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