March 2019

News Ticker

[ June 5, 2019 ] A “Tern” up for the books – Conservation success for Roseate Terns on Rockabill Island Conservation
[ May 2, 2019 ] A living fossil – A look into the past Zoology
[ April 11, 2019 ] Seahorses, some of the most unique sea creatures Zoology
[ April 3, 2019 ] Toad Taxi: Toad Patrolling Within North Wales and Looking into the Effect of Habitat Fragmentation Zoology
[ March 27, 2019 ] A brief look at the intertwined history of snakes and people Zoology

Fig 11 Medusa is a c.1618 painting by the Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens, showing the severed head of Medusa.

Zoology

A brief look at the intertwined history of snakes and people

March 27, 2019 0

The serpent is one of the most prolific and ambiguous symbols of humankind, with its vast history in art, mythology and religious iconography, it has found its way into every culture. Some feared the snake, […]

Opinion

Ireland Is Facing Extinctions, a Greatly Depleted Countryside and Climate Change – we don’t need more bird boxes!

March 21, 2019 1

(The following article on the lack of funding towards biodiversity and ecology in Ireland was sent to us by an author who wished to remain anonymous, as the opinions shared may negatively affect their career […]

A brief look at the intertwined history of snakes and people

Ireland Is Facing Extinctions, a Greatly Depleted Countryside and Climate Change – we don’t need more bird boxes!

Pulling at the Roots

Counter-Poaching: 6 Degrees of Impunity

Size isn’t everything

Wild Dublin: My Top 5 Wildlife Experiences in the Capital

Flabellina pedata — ID Guide