Louise Cullen
Broadcast Journalist at BBC
Zumba-lovin', cat-worshippin', tea-drinkin' BBCNI Agri/Environment Correspondent. Got a story?? My DMs are open or e-mail [email protected]
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bbc.com | Louise Cullen
Louise CullenBBC News NI agriculture and environment correspondent"All sectors" are committed to a new blueprint to eradicate bovine TB in Northern Ireland, according to the Chief Veterinary Officer for Northern Ireland. Brian Dooher has published the TB Partnership Steering Group's (TBPSG) Blueprint for Bovine TB Eradication in Northern Ireland. The group includes representatives from the farming, veterinary, environmental, wildlife, animal processing and market sector groups.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Louise Cullen
'Urgent action' needed to protect NI nature sites, reports warnsLouise CullenAgriculture and Environment CorrespondentGetty ImagesNorthern Ireland's most precious places for nature, including Rathlin, need greater protection, the report saysThe Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) must take "urgent action" to protect Northern Ireland's most precious places for nature, according to a report.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Louise Cullen
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) must take "urgent action" to protect Northern Ireland's most precious places for nature, according to a report. The Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) has found the condition of environmentally-sensitive areas in Northern Ireland is declining and not enough sites are being identified.
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bbc.com | Louise Cullen
Free hot water project to help with fuel povertyLouise CullenBBC News NI agriculture and environment correspondentBBCHouseholder Michael Moore says "you get up in the morning and the water's hot, it's great"A new device that will heat tenants' hot water tank for free is being piloted in some Housing Executive properties. Michael Moore from Omagh is one of up to 20 householders taking part in the project run by the NI Housing Executive and EnergyCloud NI.
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bbc.com | Louise Cullen
'Tax changes will wipe out family farms'Louise CullenBBC News NI agriculture and environment correspondentBBCThomas and Jennifer Dunlop run their family farm along with their son, Andrew, and with help from his daughter Maisie"Baby moos" are keeping three-year-old Maisie and her grandmother Jennifer busy on their family's 200-acre farm in County Antrim. But thoughts of the future are on Jennifer Dunlop's mind.
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Conservationists hopeful over Rathlin ferret removal https://t.co/RIZw5HQU9y
“We need to do better,” @AndrewMuirNI tells #bbcgmu, on the @OfficeforEP review of laws protecting our nature-critical sites, which found a strong framework has been weakly implemented. “In relation to Lough Neagh, I’m dreading this summer,” he said. https://t.co/RWVxST2y5o
Urgent action needed to protect NI's most precious nature sites - report https://t.co/RWVxST2y5o