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Almost €100k In Govt Funding Announced For Clare Biodiversity Projects

Close to 100,000 euro worth of Government funding has been announced for Biodiversity Projects in Clare.

It’s part of a 2.8 million euro allocation announced by Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan today for 233 community projects across the country through the Local Biodiversity Action Fund.

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The fund was created in 2018 to assist local authorities in the implementation of actions in support of biodiversity, with just over €8.6m granted to local authorities since the scheme launched.

 

Twelve Clare projects have received funding to the tune of €96,837, with the highest single allocation of €21,505 going Knocknahila Biodiversity Project.

 

Full List Of Funding Recipients:

Wetlands Survey €20,000

Burren Protected species Survey €3,000

The Hare’s Corner project €4,250

Bat Survey €8,500

IAS Survey €5,950

Invasive Species Treatment in Killaloe €8,500

‘Return to Nature’ Clare Church Biodiversity Initiative €13,266

Knocknahila Biodiversity Project €21,505

Barn Owl Conservation Clare 2024 €5,950

Clare Wetland Story Map €2,635

Clare Biodiversity Awareness – Connecting Nature with People €4,692

Recording Irish mayfly – establishing conservation status €1,289

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