How to Manage Storms in Forests – Pan European Workshop
How to Manage Storms in Forests – Pan European Workshop
Corporate Social Responsibility
Veon awarded 5 Knowledge Transfer Groups by the Forest Service
Veon awarded 5 Knowledge Transfer Groups by the Forest Service
Veon Sponsors a Rose Escort at the 2018 Rose of Tralee International Festival
Veon Sponsors a Rose Escort at the 2018 Rose of Tralee International Festival
JFK Arboretum visit by Associação Florestal do Lima a major highlight for Portuguese Foresters
JFK Arboretum visit by Associação Florestal do Lima a major highlight for Portuguese Foresters
Veon hosts Society of Irish Foresters’ field day in Tubbercurry, Co Sligo
Veon hosts Society of Irish Foresters’ field day in Tubbercurry, Co Sligo
Interview with Tom O’Dwyer, Veon’s South East Regional Manager on South East Radio June 5th
Interview with Tom O’Dwyer, Veon’s South East Regional Manager on South East Radio June 5th
Harvesting or Thinning your Forest? – Make sure your Forest Manager is PSCS Certified
Harvesting or Thinning your Forest? – Make sure your Forest Manager is PSCS Certified
Veon supports Society of Irish Foresters Tree Week Promotion
Veon supports Society of Irish Foresters Tree Week Promotion
Andrew Doyle TD, Minister of State for Food, Forestry and Horticulture Presents…
Minster of State Andrew Doyle TD presented Brendan Lynch and Martin McManus with their QQI (Quality & Qualifications Ireland) certificates at Avondale House, Rathdrum, Co Wicklow. This followed their successfully completing a Level 5 award in forestry forwarder operations, making them the first students to successfully complete this newly commenced course run out of Ballyhaise College. The two graduates, Martin McManus and Brendan Lynch, were congratulated by Minister Doyle on their achievement.
Real threat of GHG emission fines of €450 million
“From 2020 onwards, we’re heading into some pretty major fines for not meeting our obligations” according to Leo Varadkar
The Environmental Protection Agency has stressed the need for action as Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions are on the rise. According to the agency, Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions increased by 3.5% (2.06 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent) in 2016 – with significant increases observed across all the main sectors including the dairy and energy industries, as well as the transport sector.
Minister of State Andrew Doyle tours the Forestry Value Chain in Leitrim to highlight the importance of the forestry sector to local employment and prosperity.
Minister of State Andrew Doyle tours the Forestry Value Chain in Leitrim.