Publications

Number of wild bird species linked with every lethal control licence in NI during 2022.

A range of questions relating to Forest Services ownership of Castlewellan Castle.

Details of funding awarded to Lough Neagh Partnership by DAERA or NIEA.

Request for decisions not taken because of the absence of a minister and / or fully functioning Executive at your Department.

To be completed and emailed to daeratradeimports@daera-ni.gov.uk at least 24 hours in advance of arrival of the bird into Northern Ireland.

Details of occupancy rates of NI government offices in the months September- December 2022.

Please take a look at the leaflet below which was printed and distributed in October 2022.  It tells some of the DAERA story in a way that illustrates the varied nature of the work of the Department. It highlights how this work positively impacts on the lives of peop

Mobuoy Remediation Project - Detailed Quantitative Risk Assessment

Tetra Tech Remediation Options Appraisal Report 

Northern Ireland agricultural incomes infographic.

This is a quarterly publication which contains provisional figures for October to December 2022 on the key measurements of local authority collected municipal waste for district councils and waste management groups in Northern Ireland.

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2022.  Revisions have been made to previous years.

Appointment of Chair of the Board of Northern Ireland Fishery Harbour Authority (NIFHA) candidate information and application form documents.

These documents provide useful advice and guidance in relation to commercial export of pets and have been updated to take account of the Animal Health Law Regulation for EU Trade.

Water pollution occurs when harmful substances such as chemicals, excessive nutrients or microorganisms cause an impact on a waterbody such as a stream, river, lake, ocean or aquifer.

How to prepare for when your birds can be let outside

Bovine Tuberculosis (bTB) is one of the most challenging issues faced by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs and the cattle farming industry in Northern Ireland.  The cost of bTB to the public purse is in excess of £50 Million per annum and

A charging scheme made under regulation 25 of the Pollution Prevention and Control (Industrial Emissions) Regulations (Northern

Minutes of meetings of the EDSG for 2023.

Statistics provided by the Veterinary Service Animal Health Group of the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) in relation to the testing for and, incidence of, Tuberculosis in Cattle.