StreamScapes

@streamscapes.bsky.social

Conserving and protecting Ireland’s aquatic natural heritage through innovative, community- driven environmental education programmes, cutting-edge research, and proactive engagement initiatives. Learn more at streamscapes.ie

We’re excited to announce that StreamScapes has been selected to receive funding through LAWPRO's Catchment Support Fund 2025! This support will allow us to launch our Blue Dot Community Engagement Initiative across key catchments in the South West region.

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🌿✨ Join us for World Wetlands Day! ✨🌿 📅 Date: Sunday, 2nd February 2025 🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM 📍 Location: Priests Leap Car Park & StreamSchool, Coomhola, P75 TY47 Supported by @LAWPRO

🌿✨ Join us for World Wetlands Day! ✨🌿

📅 Date: Sunday, 2nd February 2025
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Priests Leap Car Park & StreamSchool, Coomhola, P75 TY47

Celebrate our local wetlands with a guided walk, learn from the experts at StreamScapes, and grab a copy of our latest publication, "The Bog Revealed: Essential Knowledge & Resources."

🥾 Enjoy the walk, and stay for tea & biscuits at the StreamSchool afterward!

🎉 This is a FREE community event – everyone is welcome!

Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore and protect our wetlands together.

📧 For more info, contact us at info@streamscapes.ie

We recently published "The Bog Revealed: Essential Knowledge & Resources" with support from the Peatlands and Natura Community Engagement Scheme 2024. Bogs play an essential role in carbon storage, biodiversity, water management, and climate regulation. Email info@streamscapes.ie for more info!

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Europe's oldest marine reserve, located in County Cork, is in decline. What's going on? "the biggest risk to wildlife is likely polluted waters entering the lough" "the elevated nitrogen levels" "No management plan in place." Excellent article by @investigates.thejournal.ie 👇 jrnl.ie/6529406

Europe’s oldest marine reserve, located in County Cork, is in decline. What’s going on?

The Journal Investigates finds multiple pressures and lack of management are wreaking havoc on life in Lough Hyne Marine Reserve.

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