Wood Sorrel (Oxalis acetosella) — Seamsóg Oxalidaceae A beautiful, characteristic sign of Spring and a familiar sight to any of you out there who like to take a dander through the woods at this time of year. […]
Back in 2009, I was studying for my Zoology degree at the University of Southampton. One of my professors sent an email around to my year group to request applications for an interesting third year […]
Opposite-Leaved Golden-Saxifrage (Chrysosplenium oppositifolium) – Glóiris Saxifragaceae A beautiful sign of Spring, low growing and favours damp and shaded habitats, if you’re in a woodland at this time of year, you will possibly see carpets […]
Three years ago I spent a month as a volunteer for Wildlife ACT on uMkhuze Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. It was a month I will always treasure for a variety of reasons. It […]
Another beautiful sign of Spring, although you may have to look a little closer to find it! This week we’re going to be looking at the wonderful common dog-violet (Viola riviniana). This species generally forms […]
Over the recent years, there has been an increased global concern regarding environmental protection and climate change. This has raised attention to various environmental issues such as recycling, waste separation and appropriate disposal of wastes. […]
Ireland has one of the lowest percentage woodland covers in the EU. Our roadside verges that could become the homes of beautiful wildflowers frequently become the homes of bags of rubbish and broken electrical goods. […]
The people on Twitter have spoken (or at least tweeted) and have chosen plants for my new series here on BioWeb.ie. Be sure to stay tuned to both @OshDuffy and @BioWeb_ie for more botanical blogs […]
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