Environment, Food and Agriculture News

The Isle of Man Government has published a progress report on phase one of the climate change action plan, in addition to releasing plans that prioritise...

This year’s Isle of Man Food & Drink Festival will go ahead in the Villa Marina Gardens in Douglas on 19 and 20 September. The two-day event, which...

The public is being consulted over the Isle of Man Government’s plans to improve water quality standards for the Island’s waterways. Water quality can be...

People in the Isle of Man will be able to stay overnight at the Sulby Claddagh again this season but will notice some changes on their next visit.  The area is...

The Isle of Man queen scallop season begins today (Wednesday 1 July) with the same catch limits as 2019.This year has been a challenging one for the industry...

The environmental, cultural and financial value of UNESCO designations is highlighted in a report published today. The Isle of Man is a UNESCO Biosphere...

People using pots to fish recreationally for crabs and lobsters are reminded they must have a license after an increase in the number of unmarked pots being...

Ten rare penguin chicks have been born at the Curraghs Wildlife Park on the Isle of Man.  The Humboldt penguins are part of an internationally recognised...

Images, taken at opposite ends of the Island, show the devastating impact plastic pollution can have on wildlife. The distressing photos show birds which have...

The Curraghs Wildlife Park will reopen to members on Saturday. The Park, which is home to more than 60 species of animals and birds, closed to all visitors on...