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Report: Ireland Needs €700M Annually for Nature Restoration
A recent report and advisory body indicate that Ireland requires an annual investment of €700 million to restore its nature and protect remaining wildlife. They stress the importance of establishing a dedicated fund to achieve these critical conservation objectives.
28 Apr, 17:26 — 29 Apr, 03:50
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irish-timesHigh1d ago
Dedicated nature fund needed to save Ireland’s remaining wildlife, advisory body says
Committee makes dozens of recommendations for new national Nature Restoration Plan
By Caroline O'Doherty
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Ireland requires €700m annually to restore nature, report
Ireland needs to invest hundreds of millions every year to restore nature and to support farmers, fishers and foresters to protect the environment according to a report from the Independent Advisory Committee on Nature Restoration.
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First report: irish-times · 28 Apr, 17:26|Full coverage: 2 · 10h|Window: 10h
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