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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What does the new Climate Action Plan mean for NI? Louise Cullen & Hayley HalpinGetty ImagesTransport is the second largest source of emissions in Northern Ireland. It sets out how Northern Ireland will meet its 2023-2027 carbon budget target of cutting emissions by an annual average of 33%, compared to the base year of 1990.
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2 weeks ago |
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Winterwatch is coming to NI location 'teeming with wildlife'Louise CullenBBC News NI agriculture and environment correspondentGetty ImagesPine martens are among the creatures expected to feature on Winterwatch 2026Presenters Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Iolo Williams will be finding out about the latest wildlife updates, with red squirrels, pine martens and badgers all expected to put in an appearance.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Louise Cullen
NI bird flu restrictions to be lifted this weekendLouise CullenBBC NI agriculture and environment correspondentPAIn February, there were three outbreaks of bird flu in commercial poultry premises in County Tyrone around the time of a housing order. It was the first time the disease had been detected in a commercial setting since December 2021. Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Andrew Muir said the measures had "undoubtedly limited the spread" of the disease.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Louise Cullen
Two centuries of change to Northern Ireland's 'dynamic' coastLouise CullenBBC NI agriculture and environment correspondentBBCThe ruins of Dunluce Castle on the Antrim coastNorthern Ireland's coastline has been moving for centuries. Just how much it has moved and what it might do in the future has been mapped by a team at Ulster University in what they say is a first for the UK. The professor who led the project said the changes to our coastlines have been "massive".
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Louise Cullen
Lough Neagh fishing industry 'victim' of environmental damageLouise CullenBBC News NI agriculture and environment correspondentGetty ImagesThe European eel from Lough Neagh has had protected geographical indication status since 2011The fishing industry on Lough Neagh is "a victim" of the environmental challenges facing the lough, politicians have been told. The comments by representatives of the Lough Neagh Fishermen's Co-operative came as eel fishing in Lough Neagh was temporarily paused.
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Finding spring in an urban setting - @IoloWilliams2 is off on a nature trek across Northern Ireland for @BBCSpringwatch and Belfast is the starting point. Keep an eye out the next 3 weeks, who knows what you might see?? #Springwatch 🐦 🦅 🦊 🦡 🦎 🦋 🪴 https://t.co/xTPcnECz0m
Dead minke whale removed from beach https://t.co/vtuamaWsW6
NI bird flu restrictions to be lifted this weekend https://t.co/60kIOsITBL