TD for Carlow-Kilkenny and Minister for Heritage, Malcolm Noonan, visits four innovative local biodiversity projects in Carlow funded under the Local Biodiversity Action Fund 2023. These projects include: An edible pollinator garden at St Patrick’s College in Carlow Town
A River Barrow restoration project at Powerstown Stream in County Carlow
A ‘Hare’s Corner’ at Old Leighlin – the first time this model has been administered by a local authority
An outdoor biodiversity classroom in Bagenalstown Minister Noonan unveils Seamus Heaney quote at Carlow College's new Edible Pollinator Patch, with Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh and Cllr Fergal Browneplaceholder image
TD for Carlow-Kilkenny and Minister for Heritage, Malcolm Noonan, visits four innovative local biodiversity projects in Carlow funded under the Local Biodiversity Action Fund 2023. These projects include: An edible pollinator garden at St Patrick’s College in Carlow Town A River Barrow restoration project at Powerstown Stream in County Carlow A ‘Hare’s Corner’ at Old Leighlin – the first time this model has been administered by a local authority An outdoor biodiversity classroom in Bagenalstown Minister Noonan unveils Seamus Heaney quote at Carlow College's new Edible Pollinator Patch, with Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh and Cllr Fergal Browne

In Pictures: Minister for Heritage visits four local biodiversity projects in Carlow

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