Environment, Food and Agriculture News

A case of avian influenza has been confirmed in the Isle of Man.  It is the first time the H5N1 virus, which is highly contagious amongst birds but not...

Businesses of all shapes and sizes are invited to get involved in the Isle of Man’s largest Food & Drink Festival with sponsorship packages to suit all...

UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man is to host a webinar on the Island’s built heritage next month. Mann Made: Built Heritage and a Sustainable Future takes place...

Businesses in the Isle of Man have gained a UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man accreditation after taking part in training in sustainable practices. UNESCO Biosphere...

People are asked not to handle sick or dead birds on the Isle of Man after a surge in avian influenza cases in the UK and Northern Ireland. While no cases have...

A unique approach to scallop fishing in Ramsey Bay’s Marine Nature Reserve (MNR) will provide Manx diners with a sustainably sourced treat this...

An endangered panda called Kush, who was one of the Curraghs Wildlife Park’s most famous animals, has been put to sleep following a short illness. The red...

Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture Chief Executive Officer Richard Lole is leaving his role after 10 years to become Director of Climate Change...

People are being encouraged to buy a Christmas hamper packed full of delicious food and drink this Christmas and bring some Manx flavour to their table. A...

An Amber weather warning is in place for the Isle of Man from 6pm tonight until 11am tomorrow. Residents are being encouraged to take precautions and to plan...