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Home and Neighbourhood > River Management

illustrates how, on the Isle of Man, where woodland is relatively scarce, riparian trees and shrubs provide important wildlife corridors.

Home and Neighbourhood > Tree protection > Ash dieback

Trees provide important habitats for wildlife, such as nesting birds and roosting bats. You should be aware that both are protected under the Wildlife Act (1990) and it is an offence to damage

Leisure and Entertainment

The Curraghs Wildlife Park is the Isle of Man’s only zoo. Constructed at the edge of the Ballaugh Curraghs a site of scientific interest (Ramsar site) the Park attracts visitors from across

Home and Neighbourhood > Emergency services > Coastguard

Wildlife Crime Officer via Peel Police StationPeelIsle of ManIM5 1HHTelephone:  +44 1624 842208E-mail: wildlifecrime@gov.im  

Leisure and Entertainment > Walking

immediately. Birds and the Law The Wildlife Act 1990 All wild birds, their nests and eggs are protected by the Isle of Man Wildlife Act 1990. It is an offence, with certain exceptions

Education, Training and Careers > Careers guidance > What career?

Training The Isle of Man College with organisational support from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture ('DEFA') and employers financial support given by the Department for