Read More on Blarney Street Pollinator Path

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Blarney Street Pollinator Path

Molly Garvey, of the Blarney Street Pollinator Path group, tells us about how a neighbourhood came together to help pollinators in Cork City   It started with a rotten fence. In the second week of the first pandemic lockdown in … Continued

Read More on NEW resource: Agri-processors’ supply chains

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NEW resource: Agri-processors’ supply chains

Origin Green in conjunction with the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan (AIPP) is delighted to launch the newest flyer which focuses on Processors’ supply chains. The flyer accompanies a series of webinars entitled ‘Pathways to Pollinator-biodiversity‘ and provides simple steps, underpinned by … Continued

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Orchid delight at Trinity College

By Prof. Jane Stout, Trinity College Dublin The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan has been supporting and advocating #NoMowMay, an initiative to reduce the mowing regime in private and public lawns, and allow wildflowers to bloom, for several years, with some incredible … Continued

Read More on Mapping a Carlow Town Pollinator Foraging Network

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Mapping a Carlow Town Pollinator Foraging Network

Shane Casey, Environmental Awareness Officer for Carlow County Council, tells us about a new management tool for helping pollinators in urban areas.    In April, 2023, Carlow County Council adopted their County Carlow Green Infrastructure Strategy, which contained a novel approach … Continued

Read More on Celebrating Meadows: new free resources

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Celebrating Meadows: new free resources

The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is delighted to release four new free resources celebrating the importance of native meadows to our wild bees, and how to protect them.       Native meadows are one of Ireland’s most important habitats. They … Continued
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