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Cork Nature Network
Ireland
Registrace 2. 03. 2016
Cork Nature Network is a voluntary group that aims to benefit communities by promoting and encouraging the conservation of wildlife and habitats in Ireland by educating and increasing the awareness of the need for conservation.
www.corknaturenetwork.ie
www.corknaturenetwork.ie
Stoneflies by Hugh Feeley - Cork Nature Network
Stoneflies by Hugh Feeley - Cork Nature Network
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SAVE BEAUMONT QUARRY
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Beaumont Quarry is an open green-space much loved and well used by the public including schools. Its now under threat from development and we need your help
A Talk with Rachel
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Rachel Hayden, the Wild Walks Project Manager for Cork Nature Network, tells us about how the project came to be and what the goals are. We want to thank the funders of this project Cork City Council and Jacobs corkcity.ie/ www.jacobs.com/ #corknaturenetwork #givenatureachance #reconnectwithnature #wildwalks
Otter Sand Art Youghal - Cork Nature Network - Full Video Final Cut
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Watch the full video that the very talented Michael @atomickinship put together. Thank you once again to Cork County Council, Fota Wildlife Park, and the National Parks and Wildlife Services for funding this event! This event was part of Cork Nature Network's Otter Project. We would like to give a huge thanks to 👉Michael (Our Cork Nature Network Development Director Maggie's husband for putting...
Otter Sand Art - Youghal Beach
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We are delighted to present this clip of an amazing day held with so many lovely people. This event was part of Cork Nature Network's Otter Project. This project is part funded with Fota Wildlife Park, National Parks and Wildlife and Cork County Council. We would like to give a huge thanks to Michael (Maggie our Cork Nature Network Development Directors husband for putting in so many hours to p...
A Visit to Beaumont Quarry in Cork City
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Niamh takes us for a tour of Beaumont Quarry, a quarry disused since the 1960’s, found within the Ballintemple area of Cork City. Cork Nature Network welcomes you to visit this wildlife oasis in the city that is a peaceful escape from city life and gives you one of the best views of Cork City. Learn more here about the area and our work to restore it and preserve it here: corknaturenetwork.ie/b...
Cork Otters - A Cork Nature Network Film
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The short film Cork Otters will bring you on a journey to discover Cork’s most elusive residents: the otters!Ireland is a stronghold for European otters. Walking along the banks of the river Lee, you might catch a glimpse of these mysterious mammals. This short documentary will offer you the opportunity to find out more about their habits, activities and playful communication. Filmed and direct...
Nature in Cork City - A short Film on Wildlife around the City
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The film was commissioned by Cork City Council and created, filmed and directed by Cork Nature Network. Nature in Cork City celebrates the importance of our City for wildlife, showing both the ordinary (the gulls of the City) and the extraordinary (the special Otter population). The key message of this film is to slow down, look around and enjoy what is right in front of you. Cork Nature Networ...
Nature in Cork City (2020) Official Trailer
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Cork Nature Network is delighted to announce the online premiere of our short film on nature in Cork City. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion at 7:00pm on the 26th November. The project is funded by Cork City Council, the Department of Housing and Local Government.
Gardening for Nature - Cork Nature Network
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Tips to make your garden more welcoming to wildlife, encouraging biodiversity. corknaturenetwork.ie TWITTER: CorkNatNetwork FACEBOOK: corknaturene...
Resourceful Rivers - Cork Nature Network
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Working Together To Make A Change - John Armstrong
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Presentation at the Natural Flood Management public meeting in May 2019. Organised by Cork Nature Network and funded by Lush and the Local Communities Office. corknaturenetwork.ie TWITTER: CorkNatNetwork FACEBOOK: corknaturenetwork/
Natural Flood Management - Cork Nature Network
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Natural Flood Management - Cork Nature Network
Biodiversity Regeneration in a Dairying Environment - Tony Nagle
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Biodiversity Regeneration in a Dairying Environment - Tony Nagle
How safe are Irish Otters? Aquatic Mammals and Floods - Dr Paddy Sleeman
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How safe are Irish Otters? Aquatic Mammals and Floods - Dr Paddy Sleeman
Local Authority Waters Programme - Kieran Murphy
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Local Authority Waters Programme - Kieran Murphy
Using the Natural Landscape to Manage Foods Sustainably - Dr Mary Bourke
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Using the Natural Landscape to Manage Foods Sustainably - Dr Mary Bourke
Natural Flood Risk Management - Professor Chris Spray
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Natural Flood Risk Management - Professor Chris Spray
Wildlife Photographic Exhibition - 24th August 2017 - Cork Nature Network
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Wildlife Photographic Exhibition - 24th August 2017 - Cork Nature Network
Irish Nature 1916: Creating a Vision - Cork Nature Network and Cork Environmental Forum
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Irish Nature 1916: Creating a Vision - Cork Nature Network and Cork Environmental Forum
Beaumont Quarry - An Oasis in Cork City
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Beaumont Quarry - An Oasis in Cork City
Beautiful
Brilliant otter footage thanks
Lovely - captures the playful spirit of an otter perfectly!
I enjoyed this well-made video. Good job John and co.
EXCELLENT VIDEO!
Lovely footage and explanation, can these organisms any harm to humans if exposed to skin ?
Lovely piece of film. Many thanks for sharing !
Loved this.
If you lift up a rock be sure to replace it exactly where it was.
Dr Sleeman, you are a really informative and funny down-to-earth scientist. I look forward to meeting you when the otters put us in the same room.
I remember caving there back in the 1970's with the Cork Speleological Group!
Where is it exactly?
@@martinrea8548 Gosh, Martin it was so long ago I've forgotten. I have been living in west Cork since the late 70's, so where the Beaumont quarry entrance is I have forgotten. If you mean where we went caving at the time, we went to caves in Ovens, Imokilly, Gortmore in Mallow, Mitchelstown,caves (3 of them) Midleton college ( underground stream) and many others.
@@markosullivan4095 ok, thanks. so it's outside the city then?
brilliant