NNorthern Ireland Read More Some animal movements to be relaxed after bluetongue virus outbreak in Co Down9 December 2025 Two 20km Temporary Control Zones (TCZs) have been set up in Co Down near Bangor and Greyabbey, where…
NNorthern Ireland Read More Bluetongue – Bangor: Suspected case of ‘devastating’ livestock disease in Northern Ireland as government officials investigate29 November 2025 The case was identified following active surveillance by the Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) and…
NNorthern Ireland Read More Belfast has highest rate of noise complaints in NI – with barking dogs the biggest gripe27 November 2025 The findings are contained in the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs’ (DAERA) Noise Complaint Statistics 2024/25…
NNorthern Ireland Read More Warning issued at Portstewart Strand after blue-green algae detected27 October 2025 Algae at Portstewart Strand (27.10.2025). Photo credit: National Trust Visitors to Portstewart Strand are being urged to stay…
UUK Read More Environment agency confirms ‘successful removal’ of first Asian Hornet nest in Northern Ireland – Belfast Telegraph19 October 2025 Environment agency confirms ‘successful removal’ of first Asian Hornet nest in Northern Ireland Belfast Telegraph Asian Hornet nest found…
NNorthern Ireland Read More Officials confirm Asian Hornet nest located in Northern Ireland – Belfast Telegraph18 October 2025 Officials confirm Asian Hornet nest located in Northern Ireland Belfast Telegraph Further Asian hornets sightings confirmed in NI BBC ‘A…
NNorthern Ireland Read More Asian hornets Northern Ireland: Further sightings in NI as officials move to track down ‘potential nest’15 October 2025 It follows confirmation of the first Asian hornet in Northern Ireland, which was captured in the same area…
NNorthern Ireland Read More Portstewart Strand: Blue-green algae hits UK’s beach of the year24 September 2025 Cyanobacteria has been sighted along Portstewart Strand Blue-green algae on the River Bann where it meets Lough Neagh…
NNorthern Ireland Read More NI Climate Change Act: MLAs voted to accidentally tie their own hands – now they’re going to do what they hate: take unpopular decisions12 July 2025 Stormont set remarkably tough climate change targets – but is belatedly realising these are legally enforceable and are…
NNorthern Ireland Read More Mandatory microchipping of cats in NI ‘could ease pressures on charities’10 June 2025 A plan announced by Daera last month — The Animal Welfare Pathway ‘Advancing Animal Welfare in Northern Ireland…