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Do you know how important hedgerows are for bats? To mark Hedgerow Week 2023, Catherine Keena and Tina Aughney explain why they are like roadways for our flying friends; and bust some myths too.
The decision to grant planning permission was subject to 18 conditions, including the provision of a €100,000 tree and hedgerow bond to be held by Fingal County Council for a period of two years.
Burning bushes will no longer be allowed on farms after 30 November this year according to the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications.
There is a huge opportunity to capitalise on the climate and biodiversity potential of the already existing hedgerow network in Ireland, writes Emma Hart.
There's no point trying to cultivate an area that doesn't want to be cultivated - and nature often knows better than I do, anyway, writes Janine Kennedy