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Coillte urges the public not to light outdoor fires – Easter potentially a high risk time for forest fire outbreaks

Damage and clean up cost of fires €1.3M in 2020 Almost all forest fires are man made   The Department of Agriculture, Food & the Marine has issued a Status Yellow forest fire warning nationwide from March 1 until September 1 – the traditional fire outbreak season in Ireland. With warmer and dryer Spring weather, &hellip

Coillte welcomes National Tree Week – research reveals 9/10 Irish adults like trees, reminding them of nature’s beauty and lifting their spirits

70% of Irish adults say forests are more important during Covid – providing a mental and physical wellness boost 3/4 of Irish adults have pleasant childhood memories of visiting their local forest with family or friends and picnicking   22 March, 2021: A Coillte commissioned RED C survey* to celebrate National Tree Week, March 21 &hellip

Visitor numbers triple to Coillte’s local forests during Covid lockdown

2.2 million visits to Coillte’s most popular local forests since March, 2020 Top ten forest locations include: Dublin, Monaghan, Kildare, Wexford… Date: 16 February, 2021   Coillte reveals visitor numbers to some of its most popular recreational forests have doubled to tripled since lockdown began last year, depending on location. Overall, visitor numbers to the &hellip

View our plans for Year 2 of the Dublin Mountains Makeover

Works have started once again as part of the Dublin Mountains Makeover.  2021 will see a number of harvesting and replanting operations take place across the Dublin Mountains.  Harvesting works will include a mix of Continuous Cover Forestry (CCF) and R&R (Remove & Replant with native woodland).  We know these operations can be disruptive.  There &hellip

Native Woodland Product

Forward looking businesses are increasingly looking for opportunities to make a real impact on the climate change and biodiversity emergency. We are very excited to be working with Bank of Ireland on developing an innovative new product which aims to create new native woodlands at scale right across Ireland for people and for nature. Development &hellip

Emergency Works in Ticknock

Due to a number of incidents of trees blowing down across the main road in Ticknock, it is necessary to remove additional trees either side of the road over the next few days.  This is to ensure the road is not blocked for access to the masts and to ensure everyone’s health and safety, especially &hellip