Communication, Education & Public Awareness Communication, Education & Public Awareness About Background and Status Article 13 Aichi Biodiversity Target 1Programme COP Decisions Global InitiativePriority Activities (VIII/6) Implementation CEPA Fair National Action on CEPAInternational Day for Biological Diversity Year 2020 Year 2019Year 2018Year 2017Year 2016Year 2015Year 2014Year 2013Year 2012Year 2011Year 2010Year 2009Year 2008Year 2007Year 2006 Celebrations 2006 Year 2005Year 2004Year 2003Year 2002 EducationProjects from the Global InitiativeToolkitsCase StudiesKey MessagesCEPA ExpertsPartners Related Information Meeting & Documents NotificationsRelated Websites CEPA // Ireland Wednesday // 5.17.2006 Celebrating the International Day for Biological Diversity in IrelandEvents held around Dublin for the week of 21-28 MayEvents exploring nature in the City will be held on and around International Biodiversity Day 2006.Biodiversity means the variety of life and Dublin City is rich in wildlife. This is because of the availability of green space and wildland, as well as nature's ability to adapt to City life.Some animals and plants are vulnerable and have a harder time surviving which means more attention is needed in many cases. Events highlighting these aspects of Dublin's heritage are planned during May 2006. Admission is free in all cases.For further details contact Siobhán Egan, Biodiversity Officer, Dublin City Council. Tel. (01)2223400. Events organised in the counties, with the assistance of the Heritage Council
CEPA // Ireland Wednesday // 5.17.2006 Celebrating the International Day for Biological Diversity in IrelandEvents held around Dublin for the week of 21-28 MayEvents exploring nature in the City will be held on and around International Biodiversity Day 2006.Biodiversity means the variety of life and Dublin City is rich in wildlife. This is because of the availability of green space and wildland, as well as nature's ability to adapt to City life.Some animals and plants are vulnerable and have a harder time surviving which means more attention is needed in many cases. Events highlighting these aspects of Dublin's heritage are planned during May 2006. Admission is free in all cases.For further details contact Siobhán Egan, Biodiversity Officer, Dublin City Council. Tel. (01)2223400. Events organised in the counties, with the assistance of the Heritage Council
