Publications

In Northern Ireland land owners have a responsibility to control  noxious weed such as thistles and  Ragwort before they seed and spread, and maybe legally required to do so by a DAERA notice. Herbicides are a very useful tool in controlling noxious weeds a

Guidance for Northern Ireland Electricity Limited (NIE) and landowners and/or occupiers regarding applications by NIE for the grant of necessary wayleaves for the installation of new electricity lines and the retention of existing lines.

To access the Guidance for Northern Ireland Electricity Networks (NIEN) and Landowners and/or Occupiers on applications by NIEN to the Department to make an order for the Felling or Lopping of trees, please see the guidance document below.

Bill Stevenson of DfE and Joe Parsons of BEIS have sent the letter (available at the link below) to all of the UK’s Transmission System Operators (TSOs), setting out the methodology for determining the allocation of the UK vote, under the Forward Capacity Allocation Euro

Opportunity mapping for woodland creation to reduce flood risk in Northern Ireland

Agenda and minutes for the twelfth meeting of the Sport Matters Monitoring Group held on 2 December 2015.

Please view the letter from Sir Malcolm McKibbin which is for the attention of all Northern Ireland Civil Service staff.

Please view the letter from Sir Malcolm McKibbin which is for the attention of all Northern Ireland Civil Service staff.

Agenda and minutes for the eleventh meeting of the Sport Matters Monitoring Group held on 24 June 2015.

Instructions on how to complete your EFA declaration

An annual compendium of environmental indicators for 2017 covering eight key themes: demography and public opinion, air and climate, water, marine, land, biodiversity, built heritage and waste.

The Record of Determination sets out the rationale for the decision to carry out a Statutory Environmental Impact Assessment having considered the potential environmental impacts of the scheme.

Presentation from the Information Awareness Session held on the 22 March 2017 for the Research Challenge Fund 2017.

The Council for Nature Conservation and the Countryside (CNCC) was established in 1989 under the provisions of the Nature Conservation and Amenity Lands (Amendment) (Northern Ireland) Order 1989.

The Council for Nature Conservation and the Countryside (CNCC) was established in 1989 under the provisions of the Nature Conservation and Amenity Lands (Amendment) (Northern Ireland) Order 1989.

Information and guidance in the form of questions and answers for 2017 Single Application and Maps.

These publications include the findings from the Irish and Ulster-Scots language modules of the 2015/16 Continuous Household Survey.

The framework can be viewed via the following link.

The framework can be viewed via the following link.