Invasive plants and species pose a massive threat to health, ecosystems, property and crops but so far, there has been little by way of a concerted effort to tackle the...
The Dodder Gathering
Why not head along to the Dodder gathering this weekend (April 1st and 2nd) at The Hive, Herbert Park. The event is a fun, free and educational way to enjoy the river...
Prof. Joe Caffrey speaks to RTE Radio 1 about Japanese Knotweed
Listen to our very own Prof. Joe Caffrey (@INVASBio) talking about the impacts of Japanese Knotweed and other invasive species on Drivetime (@RTERadio1) last week 9th...
Joe Caffrey is Keynote Speaker at ISCBC’s public forum and AGM program
Below are two extracts written by keynote speaker Prof. Joe Caffrey from the Invasive Species Council of British Columbia’s (ISCBC) public forum and AGM program. He...
INVAS Biosecurity welcomes a new team member
William has a PhD from University College Dublin in aquatic weed control and BSc in Environmental Biology, also from UCD. He explored the potential for a biological...
INVAS Biosecurity at the Dublin City Council Rose Festival
INVAS Biosecurity would like to thank Dublin City Council for inviting us along to the Rose Festival and Niamh Ni Cholmain for her help on the 16th and 17th...
EU List of Invasive Species
While we all have been waiting a long time for this important EU Regulation to be implemented, INVAS has some concerns regarding the actual species that are not...
Presentation of INVAS Disinfection Station to Edenderry Coarse Angling Club
Dr Joe Caffrey and Tom Donovan of INVAS Biosecurity presenting an INVAS Disinfection Station to Pauric Kelly (Chairman of the Edenderry Coarse Angling Club) for use at...
Invasive Crayfish Plague Alert
Ireland has the largest remaining populations of white-clawed crayfish in Europe, where it is listed under Annex II of the EU Habitats DirectiveCrayfish Plague...