Environment, Food and Agriculture News

A local man who bought a 4x4 vehicle and drove it to the top of the Island’s second highest peak, damaging an extensive area of heathland, has been fined...

An opportunity for an individual or businesses to create and manage a recreational activity centre on the site of a former quarry has been launched. South...

People can now submit planning applications online via the Isle of Man Government website.  It follows a commitment made in the 2018 Planning Action Plan to...

An investigation is underway after a vehicle smashed through five gates in a remote plantation causing thousands of pounds of damage. Police believe the...

Ministers from across the British Isles have met virtually for the 16th British-Irish Council (BIC) Environment meeting, hosted by the UK Government. The BIC,...

With bonfire night fast approaching people are reminded to be careful what they burn, inform the Emergency Services Joint Control Room, and follow the latest...

Safety and security measures are to be stepped up at harbours ahead of the King Scallop season which gets under way on 1 November. Around 80 crews from the...

The views of people in the fishing industry are being sought on proposed measures to improve the way the Island’s crab and lobster fisheries are managed. A...

Curraghs Wildlife Park visitors have helped to raise more than £10,000 for its conservation fund this year, despite the park being closed for 10 weeks due to...

Biosphere Isle of Man partners have been praised for the role they played in the Island’s response to Covid-19 in a video released today. UNESCO named the...