The cold season is officially upon us. While we can wrap up and light the fire, what about our wildlife? This article will tell you about the changes that happen in the winter season for […]
Above the waves there was nothing but sea to be seen, but below the surface we caught a glimpse of a fascinating sight. A vast field of toppled carbonate chimneys loomed in front of us […]
This is Stéphane’s third and final blog post from the Central African Republic (CAR) after recently leaving his position as WWF Technical Advisor in Sangha Sangha park. Check out part 1 and part 2. One of […]
On the morning of November 30th 195 national leaders of the world gathered in the French capital to discuss climate change. It wasn’t just random that France was picked to host this summit as 90% […]
Check out part 1 of this series here. Background: ‘mega-poaching’ relates to ivory and rhino-horn and the Central African Republic (CAR) is the ‘frontline’. Dispatch No.3 from the CAR outlines how text-book ideas of conflict […]
Conducting counter-poaching operations in Bayanga is akin to running a company in a modern army, albeit with less means, little training, varying discipline or questionable loyalty. From logistical to budgetary constraints, organizing one hundred rangers and […]
It all began with an impromptu announcement on my way home from school back in the early stages of 2007. We rounded the corner turn-off for Tomies woods on the Western side of Killarney National […]
Sandy soils and thorny trees, mountain peaks and coral reefs. This little slice of planet Earth has it all. Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. Its head rest on top the Drakensburg mountains, its toes are dipped in […]
As one of the founding members of the Irish Whale & Dolphin Group (IWDG), and now it’s chief scientific officer, Dr Simon Berrow is Ireland’s number one cetacean expert. Dr Berrows’ experience with this […]
Submissions are currently being invited on the draft Dublin City Biodiversity Action Plan 2015-2020, which will be on public display from 10th November to 1st December 2015, inclusive. The Dublin City Biodiversity Action Plan 2015-2020 […]
It seems like a no-brainer. You have a favourite painting that you look at all of the time, it makes you happy when you see it, people who visit admire its beauty. If it falls […]
When Dr Ken Whelan agreed to give BioWeb.ie an interview we were delighted! There was a number of reasons we were so pleased. Firstly, Dr Whelan has been a conservation science professional for over 40 […]
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