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Episode Synopsis
A new national report has found that 90% of Ireland’s EU-protected habitats are in poor condition, with over half continuing to decline.
The assessment—published every six years under the EU Habitats Directive—highlights major pressures from agriculture, drainage, pollution and invasive species.
But there is some good news: over half of protected species are in favourable condition, with otters, bats, many plants and even whale populations showing stability or improvement.
Conservation efforts such as bog restoration and the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan are also making a real impact.
These findings will now help guide Ireland’s biodiversity and nature restoration plans in the years ahead.
Ray Ó Foghlú, Hometree's Engagement and Education officer was on Friday's Morning Focus with Alan Morrissey.
Photo (c) Irish Wildlife Trust
The assessment—published every six years under the EU Habitats Directive—highlights major pressures from agriculture, drainage, pollution and invasive species.
But there is some good news: over half of protected species are in favourable condition, with otters, bats, many plants and even whale populations showing stability or improvement.
Conservation efforts such as bog restoration and the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan are also making a real impact.
These findings will now help guide Ireland’s biodiversity and nature restoration plans in the years ahead.
Ray Ó Foghlú, Hometree's Engagement and Education officer was on Friday's Morning Focus with Alan Morrissey.
Photo (c) Irish Wildlife Trust
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