Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs said the 3km zone around a nature reserve in ...

Preliminary findings of bird flu have caused the introduction of a captive bird temporary control zone (CBTCZ) in Northern Ireland. The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs said ...

An Avian Influenza Prevention Zone has been introduced in Northern Ireland following three confirmed cases in wild birds in three different counties. The order, which came into effect at midday ...

The department has put in place a 3km temporary control zone around the reserve, which among other measures limits the ...

A three kilometre zone is in place around a nature reserve in Derry after the virus was found in a number of captive birds.

Northern Ireland was engulfed in a civil conflict known as The Troubles. The country—only a small section of the island of ...

Mandatory housing measures for all kept birds and poultry are to come into force across Northern Ireland from 00:01 on Monday ...

Captive birds in a nature reserve in Co Derry have ... “If avian influenza were to enter our Northern Ireland commercial flock, it would have a significant and devastating impact on our poultry ...

There are currently no outbreaks amongst Northern Ireland’s commercial bird population ... their biosecurity measures to protect their birds. “No captive bird site or poultry premises is ...

Keen photographer and Essex Birdwatching Facebook group member Thomas Harris captured a Hen Harrier flying over Wallasea Island reserve.

Signs at Black Lough in Dungannon All bird keepers in Northern Ireland are now legally required to follow strict biosecurity measures. This applies to people who keep pet birds, commercial flocks ...