📣Calling all who work with freshwater!📣 🙏Please take a few minutes to fill in our short survey. 🗒️ ⌛It doesn't take long, and you can get a copy of the report when it is finished. 📊 Find out more here 👇👇👇👇

🌿 Nature-Based Solutions use the power of ecosystems to tackle issues like pollution, flooding & drought. Exploring how nature can lead the way to healthier catchments at #NbSConf2025 today.

Join us this Saturday at BioFest 2025 for two interactive workshops and a species gallery walk! All events are FREE but registration is essential. tickettailor.com/events/biofestwestcork/ Supported by @irishenvnet.bsky.social as part of #BiodiversityWeek2025

We’re excited to announce that StreamScapes has been selected to receive funding through LAWPRO's Catchment Support Fund 2025! This support will allow us to launch our Blue Dot Community Engagement Initiative across key catchments in the South West region.

Exciting news! StreamScapes has received support from @heritagecouncil.ie 2025 #HeritageFund This means new digital resources, a comms strategy, & we're hiring a part-time Comms Officer 👉 streamscapes.ie/streamscapes...

We were delighted to be featured on this week’s episode of Ireland on the Fly, where our own Mark Boyden joined the conversation to share insights into the work we do at StreamScapes. www.irelandonthefly.com/p/empowering...

🌿✨ Join us for World Wetlands Day! ✨🌿 📅 Date: Sunday, 2nd February 2025 🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM 📍 Location: Priests Leap Car Park & StreamSchool, Coomhola, P75 TY47 Supported by @LAWPRO

Happy Holidays from all of us at StreamScapes! 🎄🕊️❄️

As Government formation talks continue, a timely reminder that climate change and climate breakdown hasn’t gone away and climate action should be a key priority www.rte.ie/news/2024/12...

We recently published "The Bog Revealed: Essential Knowledge & Resources" with support from the Peatlands and Natura Community Engagement Scheme 2024. Bogs play an essential role in carbon storage, biodiversity, water management, and climate regulation. Email [email protected] for more info!

Europe's oldest marine reserve, located in County Cork, is in decline. What's going on? "the biggest risk to wildlife is likely polluted waters entering the lough" "the elevated nitrogen levels" "No management plan in place." Excellent article by @investigates.thejournal.ie 👇 jrnl.ie/6529406