Named after its geology and best known for the dramatic sweep of its scenery, Northern Ireland’s Causeway coast has now earned a new accolade, as the UK’s favourite place for wildlife.
Named after its geology and best known for the dramatic sweep of its scenery, Northern Ireland’s Causeway coast has now earned a new accolade, as the UK’s favourite place for wildlife.
Launching the poll in January to celebrate BBC Wildlife’s 60th birthday, the BBC asked 60 people from our network of conservationists, writers, presenters and photographers to share their favourite places for wildlife in the UK. The resulting array of locations across the country – from remote Scottish isles to the north Cornish Coast – were then put to a public vote and the Top 10 decided in a YouGov poll.
Tara Shine writes an article on climate change for the Irish Times. ‘It seems to me our fear of change paralyses us to act and prevents us from seeing opportunities.’
Dr Tara Shine, spoke at The Irish Eexaminer’s exciting event this International Womens Day, where she was joined by fellow panelists, Emer O’Neill and & Edel Coffey, Keynote Speaker Caroline Casey, and host, Esther McCarthy, as well as a room full of other incredible women.
Tara Shine features on The Irish Examiner’s ‘100 Women of 2022.’
‘We have to bring hope’: Mary Robinson, Anne Karpf and Dr Tara Shine on climate action.
Earlier this week, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued a stark warning: our window of opportunity for acting to avoid the most catastrophic effects of climate change is rapidly closing.
But even in the face of such a bleak warning, it is important to keep hope alive.
Climate forced its way into political consciousness, we just didn’t do enough about it
Environmental Scientist and Director of Change by Degree Tara Shine shares her tips on how to have a sustainable Christmas on The Brendan O’Connor Show on Saturday 19th December.