Our 1st Newsletter
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Giant Hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum) was introduced as an ornamental garden plant in the 19th century. However due to its successful invasive nature it has taken hold in areas where it […]
We’re delighted to have produced this flyer to help improve identification and recording of indicator species on the Nore and its tributaries. Its downloadable here NORE-VISION-FLORA-FAUNA-4-web and paper copies are […]
As short term contract is coming to an end NRCT is advertising for the post of Project Officer. See details here Nore River Catchment Trust Project Officer Job Description Closing […]
Nore Vision- NRCT are delighted to announce that we are hiring a temporary Project Assistant (Subject to funding). A strategic plan for the trust was developed in 2021 and a […]
Each year we celebrate our natural heritage along the catchment with a number of events for Biodiversity Week. In 2022 we hosted walks and talks for transition year students in […]
We are no longer watching climate change from a far and have experienced severe weather events here over the past number of years. NRCT supports the use of nature based […]
The catchment is home to a treasure of built heritage sites. Nore Vision – NRCT recognises the significance and importance of our built heritage and acknowledge its value to all. […]
Teams of Nore Vision volunteers have worked with Dr Rob Cruikshanks, Inland Fisheries Ireland on an eel monitoring programme over the past two years. Rob has worked for over 12 […]
Himalyan Balsam Impatiens glendulifera is at first glance an attractive plant that grows along rivers or at the edge of damp woodlands in Ireland. In recent years it has […]