AIE: storm damage map
Under the AIE Regs to request access to the DAFM storm damage map as follows
https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/completed-satellite-data-shows-26000ha-of-wind-damaged-forests
Note: “Information at a stand (a group of trees similar in age and size) level scale is now available to registered foresters through a storm damage map layer on the department’s mapping system”
Date: 22/4/25
The Environmental Pillars views in relation to the mandates of Semi-State bodies around their biodiversity practices, and how these align with the recommendations made by the Citizen’s Assembly on Biodiversity Loss
Protected: Independent Advisory Committee on Ireland’s Nature Restoration Plan
National Barrier Programme, Open Data
The National Barrier Programme (NBP) has created a national database of potential barriers to fish passage (over 30,000) encompassing assessed structures which can impact on both fish passage and hydromorphology.
Download options to the left:
https://opendata-ifigeo.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/99e295a9512340aba1c06f4555def78a_0/explore
shp files
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1w9laa22Gk7EjHo0x_-5wv-xX8okS4E4G?usp=sharing
Excel
OCEI decision overturning EPA refusal to release records in relation to Domestic Waste Water Treatment Systems inspection pass/fails
Case Number: OCE-125761-K4H7Z1
CONTROL SCHEME under Section 8 of the Deer (Scotland) Act 1996
CONTROL SCHEME under Section 8 of the Deer (Scotland) Act 1996
MADE BY SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE
a statutory body established under The Natural Heritage (Scotland) Act 1991, and having its headquarters at Great Glen House, Leachkin Road, Inverness, IV3 8NW (“NatureScot”)
REQUIRING MEASURES TO BE TAKEN BY:
MORE WORKS HOLDINGS
a Company incorporated under the Companies Acts, (Registered Number 06383029), and having its Registered Office at More Works, Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire SY9 5HH. (“MWH”)
AIE: GIS shapefile of the Bord na Móna Landholding Boundary
AIE: Assessments of the impact on carbon sequestration / emissions from forestry as a consequence ofStorms Darragh and Eowyn
AIE 25 105 Request
1) Assessments of the impact on carbon sequestration / emissions from forestry as a consequence of
Storms Darragh and Eowyn.
2) An assessment of the impacts on water quality from forestry as a consequence of Storms Darragh
and Eowyn.
3) Maps in GIS format of forest areas impacted by the two storms.
DAFM assesses each licence application on its own merits, part of this assessment includes assessing the potential impact on receiving waterbodies. This was the procedure pre-storm and continues to be the procedure for all applications post-storm. All licences utilised to deal with storm damage arising from Storms Darragh and Eowyn will have undergone this assessment.
Assessment of forest wind damage is ongoing at this time. These spatial data should be available by the end of April 2025, however, this date for completion of the mapping exercise is indicative only as cloud free satellite imagery is required to complete the mapping work and availability of cloud free imagery is weather dependent.