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1.01 of #HenHarrier habitats
If forestry was good for harriers, believe us we would be looking for more of it!
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Hen Harrier Ireland
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Hen Harrier Ireland
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Follow the latest research on one of Ireland's and Europe's most spectacular yet rarest and most threatened birds of prey
Ireland Katılım Şubat 2014
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Developers will push as far as they can.
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The Stacks Mountains have been decimated by forestry and wind farms. Disastrous for nature and people. So sad. This needs to be reversed and regulators need to step up.
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@BirdsMatter_ie @VSinkevicius @MichealMartinTD And as they say, when they're gone, they're gone
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Ireland's Forest Service is planting tree plantations on high nature value farmland/species rich grasslands that support ground nesting birds, insects incdg pollinators. This has to stop. @VSinkevicius @MichealMartinTD We need trees in the right place not wiping out biodiversity.
Oonagh Duggan@NatureNymph
This fabulous species rich grassland could be planted with forestry because it’s not a Habitats Directive Annex habitat. Go figure. That’s the threshold. No wonder we’re losing high nature value grassland & all the birds, pollinators&othr insects as well as the grassland itself.
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@BirdsMatter_ie @Irishwildlife @VSinkevicius @MichealMartinTD @npwsBioData Agree. The incoherent overlapping of portfolios in IRE admin is a legal mechanism that allows for not assigning land to nature and recognising species and associated habitat. The demise of the Hen Harrier clear case in point. #coilltenature please save all existing high natura
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@Env_Pillar @McConalogue @pippa_hackett @EamonRyan @ChrisGPackham @WhitmoreJen @aliceeire @KOSullivanIT @MiseAnja @ivanabacik @jackiecahillff @mattcarthy @BrianLeddin @BirdLifeEurope And to stop deleting their breeding and wintering sites. It's a free for all especially in areas outside of SPAs which hold most birds for most of the year. Losses beyond #HenHarrier incl Curlew, Skylark, Semi Natural Grasslands, etc.
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This story needn't have a sad ending. By removing poorly planned forestry from peatlands & restoring & connecting suitable bog & grassland habitat the #SkyDancer will recover. All we need is the political leadership to make it happen @McConalogue @pippa_hackett @EamonRyan
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#HenHarrier are emblematic of the spirit of Irelands uplands. Sadly the species has declined by 34% since 2000. We have failed to even protect the areas designated for their protection, more than 50% of which are covered in commercial forestry & 250+ wind turbines #SkydancerDay
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@ingevanoost1 Hi Inge, curious to know where you got the information from in relation to there being much more Hen Harriers? Also would imagine Pearl Mussels also continue to be in a desperate situation.
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A numbers of great examples of such schemes started years ago under the #EIPAgri scheme in Ireland: much more hen harriers already and positive effects on the freshwater mussel population. Worthwhile going to take a look how it works in practice!
People and Nature@PaN_BES
📢Co-design of agri-environment schemes needs to include all stakeholders, especially the 'harder to reach' ones @Sheffunisustain @UniRdg_SAPD @ruthielittle @d_christianrose make recommendations for how to enhance inclusivity of multi-actor policy co-design processes 👇
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@rayofoghlu @MORANEnv Interestingly policy often ensures they dont emerge...incentives to plant such places with forestry rather than to allow naturally regenerate. Also that type of land is typically excluded from payments including Pillar 1 and Pillar 2. Lovely spot 🙂
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@MORANEnv A happenstance indeed.
But how do we build policy around such a thing?
I often wonder if there is a reluctance on part of government to start assigning value to these places, given they may just emerge anyway, as socio-economics changes, such is the case in parts of Europe
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Part 1 Morning walk relections in High Nature Value farmland and forest landscape #HNV - Nature, Carbon, Food, Fibre ...What do you see? Apologies in advance for non edited 4 minute ramblings
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Find out how @Niall_Sargent identified the problems caused by commercial spruce plantations in Ireland, overcame investigative challenges and ultimately told a human-centered, data-rich and award-winning story, in our latest #SEJournalInsideStory Q&A: bit.ly/3JzaBvv
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When we look to greater wildness, on our hills, & lowland farms, cattle are a species of wild wooded landscapes, & trees scrub & wood are not hindered but helped by their presense in correct numbers. Whether its Ivy, Ash, Briar etc & here sally or willow its part of their diet
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Fire on Sliabh Beagh this evening. No rain forecast, wind blowing from North,not good.
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@IrelandsFarmers Good on you @Shanefitzy90 inspirational stuff 👏🏻 The @farmfornature website has lots of good stuff and tips and networks for information also
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#FFNGroundtipsPodcast What does it take to farm the uplands in a way that both provides an income & restores nature? Nia O'Malley farms in the Slieve Aughty Mountains. She explains how her beef farming works to support - not diminish - the wildlife. apple.co/3IALl8M
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