Forestry Ireland News

ICSA Welcomes European Parliament’s Decision to Amend EU Deforestation Regulation

European Parliament Votes to Amend and Postpone EU Deforestation Regulation

Forestry Licensing in Ireland Faces Setback in October: SEEFA Reports Significant Gap in Monthly Targets

Fianna Fáil MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú Welcomes Proposed Delay to EU Deforestation Regulation, Sees Potential Benefits for Irish Beef Sector

Minister Pippa Hackett launches AshforFuture project to protect Ireland’s ash trees

SEEFA Calls for Government to Address Core Issues in Forestry Programme Review The Social, Economic Environmental Forestry Association of Ireland (SEEFA) has urged the government to focus on addressing the fundamental challenges within the forestry sector in its upcoming review of the current programme. Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue has committed to a thorough examination of the programme, with potential changes on the horizon. SEEFA emphasizes the importance of tackling the core issues to ensure a sustainable and prosperous future for Ireland’s forestry industry.

ICSA President Calls for Tax Exemption on Ash Dieback Payments

“Forestry Association Raises Alarm Over Decrease in Issued Licences”

Climate Action Performance Payments Initiated for Ash Plantation Owners Affected by Ash Dieback Disease

Forest Industries Ireland Launches Manifesto Urging Government to Prioritize Forestry and Timber Sectors in Upcoming General Election