Environment, Food and Agriculture News

Five of the Isle of Man’s most talented photographers will talk about capturing images of nature in an event organised by UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man. ‘Nature...

People are being warned about the consequences and dangers of unlicensed burning of registered heath, after a local man was prosecuted. Henry Joseph Bridson,...

People can book to camp at the picturesque Sulby Claddagh campsite this summer after it was reopened for the five month season. The Claddagh makes a perfect...

UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man is refreshing Refill Isle of Man to further reduce single-use plastic use and waste on the Island. The Refill scheme was launched...

Young people who love nature and the outdoors are invited to take part in writing challenge this summer.  After a successful launch year in 2020, Young...

Twenty seven buildings including war memorials are being considered for the Isle of Man’s Protected Buildings Register, due to their potential special...

Sea swimmers will be helped to make more informed decisions on where to take a dip from 1 May when a more stringent testing regime begins at designated...

Environmental issues that affect the Crown Dependencies and UK Overseas Territories, including climate change, will be discussed by ministers and senior...

People are being reminded that a license is required before any tree can be felled on the Island after a man was prosecuted in court. Denis Cunningham, 70...

The planting of the People’s Wood (Keyll yn Phobble in Manx) at Meary Veg in Santon is nearing completion. Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK announced...