Anja Murray

@miseanja.bsky.social

Ecologist, nature enthusiast, broadcaster, create #NatureFile @RTElyricfm, make radio docs, weekly column in The Examiner. Author of Wild Embrace

'Our waters are crying out for a break from the pollution, Irish people are calling for clean water, but our voices are being drowned out in a world of political wrangling and vested interest. And the thing is, you can’t drink politics.' www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/comm...

Most Irish people want clean water, not a nitrates derogation

Has the Government ever asked the people of Ireland if they agree with pulling on the green jersey to convince Europe to give us another derogation?

irishexaminer.com

Looking forward to hearing @thinkorswim.bsky.social @miseanja.bsky.social, Catherine Cleary, Eanna Ní Lámhna, Randall Plunkett and Fintan Drury speak on 5 November. All events Free and everybody welcome! @tudublinsustain.bsky.social @connectingcabra.bsky.social @climatealarmclock.bsky.social

dublinbookfest.bsky.social@dublinbookfest.bsky.social · 12mo ago

We’re delighted to be bringing you a day of dynamic and thought-provoking events out at @tudublin.bsky.social’s Grangegorman campus, exploring sustainability and sustainable development themes. Full details on all events and bookings at our website ➡️ bit.ly/3KL6OBL @tudublinsustain.bsky.social

Today is publication day! Rich with info & insights about primroses and canopy leaves, the framework for the hidden power behind a butterfly’s wing or the singing of a wren;as well as otters, wild orchids, pilot whales, swifts, puffins, leatherback turtles, bog cotton, woolly mammoths, Kerry toads

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Nature File returns to the airwaves with a new season starting tomorrow! In this episode, welcoming in the spring, I’ll be celebrating the blossoming of wild bluebells in woodlands accross Ireland RTÉ lyric fm at 9.15am every Saturday

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Not-for-profit branch of Coillte “dedicated to restoration, regeneration of nature across Ireland” shut down. “This will enable ­Coillte to significantly increase its delivery of #climate & nature restoration projects”. Just how stupid do they think we are? www.independent.ie/irish-news/q...

Questions raised as Coillte quietly shuts down its non-profit Nature branch

State forestry company Coillte has ­quietly shut down Coillte Nature, the not-for-profit branch it set up on nature restoration projects.

independent.ie

#COP16 in Rome has agreed a road map to secure the finances required to implement the KMGBF, & a framework to monitor & review progress. Progress has been made on paper but making peace with nature will require leadership & critically, financial investment. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/c...

Biodiversity Talks in Rome End

Delegates at global biodiversity talks in Rome agreed on a framework for monitoring environmental commitments and other measures.

nytimes.com

Blocks of spruce plantations flattened by Storm Éowyn are hindering efforts to restore power in many places & causing huge envir damage. In response, Ireland must do more to transition to continuous cover forest management methods. This weeks column ... www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/ou...

We can't stop storms coming but we can be more ready for them

Our national approach to forest management needs to change dramatically to help us respond better to the increasing frequency and severity of big storms

irishexaminer.com

It’s publication day for Wild Embrace paperback edition! I’m proud of this book for having done so well for itself out in the world. Pictured here in its favourite habitat, the hills of west Cavan. Thanks to the team Hachette Ireland & Jane Carkill for her gorgeous illustrations

Wild Embrace book nestled on a frosty rock with holly trees and blue skies in the background

I’m proud of this series! Feather & Flock, made together with wonderful Brían MacGloinn, combines ecology, folklore & music, & lots brill contributors IMRO Gold award n all! All 6 episode now available on RTÉ radio player or wherever u get your podcasts, search for Lyric Feature Feather & Flock

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For centuries, Irish Wolf dogs (different to the present-day wolfhound) were famous for their strength and skill at guarding livestock from wolves. Ireland was famous for both wolves and wolf dogs. This weeks Examiner column: wolves, woodlands, & rewilding

@cardelaney.bsky.social · 2y ago

exa.mn/t7z ‣ Ardee Bog's future ‣ Wolf's role in managing woodlands ‣ Berry drunk — only natural ‣ Award for Tralee Bay Wetlands Eco & Activity Park ‣ Plan now to hike Turas Colmcille between June 9 & Aug 15