Environment, Food and Agriculture News

The threat to the environment posed by single-use plastics is highlighted at a charity event being launched tonight (Friday). UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man...

Recent findings estimate that the annual Isle of Man Food & Drink Festival is now worth £298,000 to the local economy. According to an Exhibitor and...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking for the public’s help in protecting salmon and sea trout by reporting illegal fishing...

The Island’s Scallop Management Board (SMB) has made recommendations to the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture on the management of the forthcoming...

Contributions towards the Island’s sustainability were recognised at the first UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man Awards, held today (Monday). Geoffrey Boot MHK,...

Tynwald is being asked to consider a £1.2 million scheme of grants to help farmers who have been affected by a cold and wet spring followed by one of the...

Following on from the initial announcement back in July, the Government has now confirmed the introduction of nine new Marine Nature Reserves (MNRs), bringing...

The Government has announced that for the first time since 2013 the Island is now free of animals persistently infected with a serious disease which has been...

Manx queenies have been crowned as the Isle of Man’s new national dish following a public vote. The poll was run over a four month period by the Department of...

Over 10,000 people attended the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture’s 2018 Isle of Man Food & Drink Festival – a new record – beating last...