Leave No Trace Ireland is Ireland’s official outdoor ethics programme for all private and public lands and waters across the island of Ireland. Managed effectively, outdoor recreation......
IOLN admins
The Irish Ocean Literacy Network (IOLN) aims to bring together relevant institutes, agencies, researchers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), non-governmental organisations (NGOs), individuals and educators who are working towards the vision of “achieving an ocean literate society across the island of Ireland”.
DAY OF INSPIRATION, A Synopsis
The IOLN Irish Ocean Literacy Network held its second network meeting at DCU Dublin College University to develop a nationwide campaign to engage the public in learning more our ocean......
Seasearch Ireland, Annual Report 2018
2019 sees Seasearch Ireland celebrating 10 years of marine recording. In 2018 Seasearch ran an algae specialist workshop, a general identification specialist course, 2 Observer courses and 1 Adopt a Site workshops. In 2018 74 Seasearch forms were submitted from 62 sites by 17 recorders broken down into 48 Observer and 26 Surveyor forms....
Day Of Inspiration, 2019
Campaign development, 2019 This event is run by the Irish Ocean Literacy Network with support from the SFI MaREI Centre, DCU Water Institute and AquaTT. Members only, book here; I want to attend the Day of Inspiration About this Event…
Fishing For Litter
BIM Net Effect “On a practical level, I saw it [Fishing for Litter] as a way to reduce costs for the harbour but most importantly, it’s made everyone from harbour staff to fishermen more conscious about having a good working…
APPLICATION FOR EXHIBITION SPACE/INFORMATION STANDS AT SEAFEST 2019
If you would like to apply for a space at SEAFEST Cork in 2019, Please fill out the application form below and email to: events@sworldltd.com Seafest Trade Space 2019Download
IOLNetwork Meeting
The Irish Ocean Literacy Network held its sixth national meeting at the Marine Institute (20th February 2019), where key note speakers Dr Easkey Britton surfer and post doc fellow at NUI Galway, and filmmaker Ken O’Sullivan of SeaFever Productions spoke about the importance the ocean has on our lives as islanders.
