Northern Ireland Environment Link

Oct 2020

A small pond has become very overgrown with trees and we will be cutting back vegetation to let in more light, to improve the ponds wildlife potential. There is also some rhododendron to clear in the adjacent woodland.

Leader: Ken Orr

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Oct 2020

Single–Use Plastic Products Policy Development and Learnings from Life Cycle Assessment

Saving and Generating Energy – the Co–operative Way

TEDxStormont COUNTDOWN

Autumn Nature Immersion – 6 Week Online Course

Climate injustice: transforming many small actions into a collective response

Maximising Opportunities for Outdoor Learning

Soil to Catchment Management of Agricultural Nutrients

Planning for Involving Volunteers at Events – How are things going in light of Covid–19?

Standardising environmental and social impact in land–use investment

Single–Use Plastic Products Policy Development and Learnings from Life Cycle Assessment Part 2

SKILLS MATCH WEBINAR | Communication Tools for Effective Leadership & Project Management

Community Energy: Its role in the future of NI’s energy system.

Impacts of the environment, nutrient loading and other human pressures on life in rivers and lakes

Priorities for NI infrastructure – economic recovery post COVID–19, funding and delivery, and the role of City and Growth Deals

Understanding Fuel Poverty and the implications for Health and Wellbeing

EEA COVID Debate No: 4 – COVID–19 and Nature –– The Planetary Boundaries

UK higher education and net zero – the curriculum, collaboration, and sustainable estates and practices

Changing the Focus – wildlife recording during lockdown

Reducing Carbon Usage Online Talk: XRNI with Jim Woods

Halloween at Clifton Street Cemetery

Where the land meets the sea – a holistic approach towards the sustainable management of the marine environment and natural resources

Modernising and Decarbonising Energy in the UK Forum