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A Streamscape for Schools on the Shores of Lough Arrow
21st Sep, 2022Over 170 children from eight schools in communities surrounding Lough Arrow have taken part in a fabulous education programme recent
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From Islay to Ireland – a peatland learning event for ACT staff in the CANN project
13th May, 2022A fascination study tour by CANN partners ACT round Ireland and Northern Ireland on a fact finding mission
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Have your say for Cuilcagh and Slieve Anierin
10th May, 2022The Conservation Action Plan is being written, Your input at the latest online and in-person sessions is essential.
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Celebration of Conservation Successes at Lough Arrow
6th May, 2022A fascinated audience of anglers, conservationists and academics met at Lough Arrow last week to celebrate conservation successes
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No Noah’s Ark for White-clawed Crayfish
10th Feb, 2022The CANN project has recently halted its plans to re-locate white-clawed crayfish populations within the network of lakes
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The Hen Harrier – Ireland’s rhino, panda or elephant
2nd Feb, 2022The hen harrier is our rhino, our tiger, our panda, is our elephant. We must seek to educate people and learn to protect this icon
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CANN Project finalist in Europe-wide competition
19th Oct, 2021The prestigious Innovations in Politics Awards, has selected the CANN project as a finalist in the Ecology section
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Fire-fighting and Fire-prevention techniques demonstrated on Cuilcagh
15th Oct, 2021Wildfire awareness event for key site users and landowners to increase awareness of how wildfires can be prevented held on Cuilcagh
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Finance Minister explores value of peatland on Cuilcagh visit
13th Oct, 2021Finance Minister Connor Murphy today paid a visit to the peatland restoration project on Cuilcagh Mountain in Fermanagh
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Loughshore people get a taste for boggy delights
11th Oct, 2021Peatlands Park hosted a culinary and foraging walk where participants pressed their own apple juice and made pine needle tea
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The CANN Project is supported by the European Union’s INTERREG VA Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). Match funding has been provided by the Department of Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government in Ireland, by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs in Northern Ireland, and by Scottish Natural Heritage in Scotland.
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