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An investment of over €3 million has been announced for recreational sites operated by Coillte. The funding of €3.13 million was announced by Minister of Rural and Community Develo...
“Unprecedented damage” caused by Storm Éowyn will likely cost Coillte more than €80 million, the semi-state forestry company confirmed today (May 1). Coillte today published its fi...
Coillte has warned landowners to avoid all outdoor fires and obey restrictions in place on land burning as temperatures climb across the country. Met Éireann has said that “high pr...
In the 1990s, Coillte’s call to “plant your pension now” helped define how a generation of Irish farmers came to view forestry.
It has been announced that the use of drone technology to support faster fire detection and emergency response is to be expanded as Ireland enters the forest fire risk danger perio...
Work is underway to restore one of Northern Ireland’s rarest and most precious woodland habitats, a temperate rainforest at Lenamore Wood, in Co. Tyrone The 100-year restoration pr...
The deadline for Coillte’s 2026 Forestry Scholarship, offering students up to €20,000 across their forestry degree, has been extended. Following feedback from partners across the f...
Minister of State for forestry, farm safety and horticulture Michael Healy-Rae has launched an open call for proposals for forestry promotion projects. The public call seeks to sup...
Coillte, the National Parks and Wildlife Service and fire services are appealing to people to be extra careful and vigilant as the high-risk period for wildfires starts.
A book aimed at promoting the use of the Sitka spruce tree in Irish forestry will be sent to primary schools around the country. The book, title Sitka spruce, The Amazing Timber Tr...
By Gordon Deegan A Co. Galway landowner has told a court that he was unaware that lands where 1.9ha (4.7ac) of trees were felled was a Special Area of Conservation (SAC). Director...
Several organisations involved in the forestry industry in this country have welcomed the appointment of a new minister of state at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Mari...
A number of private forest owners will play host to “family-focused events” this month that will be open to the public. Private forest owners across three counties are opening up t...
Case concerns two-acre plot at Season Park Road, Newtownmountkennedy
Foresters in the north-east are finally beginning to recover from the devastation caused by Storm Éowyn with signs of progress now visible more than one year later. At a replanting...
Six years into the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA’s) key forestry development project for Northern Ireland, tree planting rates have been much lowe...
A Co. Offaly landowner has been fined €10,500 by a judge at a district court for the “destruction of vegetation” which included a 283-year-old oak tree. Denis Hogan of Kyleshinaun,...
There has been a 95% reduction in the planting of Sitka spruce over the past 30 years, according to Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon. The minister was re...
A representative body for forest owners has told the government that the appointment of a new minister for forestry should be a top priority. The government currently does not have...
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon has clarified the payment schemes available for broadleaf forestry plantations. Minister Heydon was made the clarificati...
A TD has claimed that changes to the ‘active farmer’ definition for applying for forestry licences could “open the door” to corporate involvement in Irish forestry. The concerns wa...
By learning about the plants and animals around them, children can develop a sense of care and responsibility for nature that will stay with them into adulthood. That’s according t...
The Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT) has claimed that a book that is being sent to primary schools promoting the Sitka spruce tree is “one-sided”. The book, title Sitka spruce, The Amazi...
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