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The environment does not recognise the existence of borders. Animal species and habitats are facing severe decline. Drinking water, rivers and coastline areas are also being polluted. Cross-border cooperation is therefore essential in order to address such issues. The following project case studies detail the support currently being provided under the INTERREG VA Programme.
- Source to Tap - Putting Healthy Rivers at the Heart of our Communities
- COMPASS project - case study1
- COMPASS project - case study1 (French translation)
- SWIM project - case study 1
- SWIM project - case study 1 (French translation)
- SWIM project - case study 2
- CANN project - case study1
- CANN project - case study 1 (French translation)
- CABB project - case study 1
- CABB project - case study 1 (French translation)
- Sea Monitor project - case study 1
- Sea Monitor project - case study 1 (French translation)
- MarPAMM project - case study 1
- MarPAMM project - case study 1 (French translation)
- SWELL project - case study1
- SWELL project - case study1 (French translation)
- CatchmentCARE - case study 1
- CatchmentCARE - Case Study 1 (French translation)
- Source to Tap Project - case study 1
- Source to Tap Project - Case Study 1 (French Translation)
- COMPASS - Salmon Route
- COMPASS - Salmon Route (French translation)
- SeaMonitor Seal Pups
- SeaMonitor Seal Pups (French translation)
- CatchmentCARE May 2020 Update
- CatchmentCARE May 2020 Update (French translation)
- CANN Project Progress May 2020
- CANN Project Progress May 2020 (French translation)
- Source to Tap Project Progress May 2020
- Source to Tap Project Progress May 2020 (French translation)
- CABB Project - Lower Lough Erne
- CABB Project - Lower Lough Erne (French translation)
- SWELL Progress Update - May 2020
- SWELL Progress Update - May 2020 (French translation)
- CABB Project - Plateau Restoration
- CABB Project - Plateau Restoration (French translation)
- A Closer Look at the Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring Project (MarPAMM)
- A Closer Look at the Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring Project (MarPAMM) (French translation)
- Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring Project (MarPAMM) - Scottish Work
- Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring Project (MarPAMM) - Scottish Work (French translation)
- Tagging Basking Sharks with the Sea Monitor Project
- Tagging Basking Sharks with the Sea Monitor Project (French translation)
- Source to Tap project update - case study 3
- Source to Tap project update - case study 4
- Source to Tap project update - case study 5
- SeaMonitor - case study 4
- CABB Project case study 4 - Impact of COVID-19
- CABB Project case study 5 - Butterfly Conservation
- CABB Project case study 6 - Project partner update (Birdwatch Ireland)
- CABB Project case study 7 - Project partner update (RSPB NI)
- CatchmentCARE case study 3 - Online education programme
- CatchmentCARE case study 4 - Getting Creative
- CatchmentCARE case study 5 - Interpretive Panels for local community
- CANN Project case study 3 - Reaching a Carbon Balance
- CANN Project case study 4 - Harriers in hollow places
- CANN Project case study 5 - First Aid for Bogs
- CANN Project case study 6 - Rare Waders Across Borders
- COMPASS Project case study 3 - Automated Instrumentation allows Science to continue
- COMPASS Project case study 4 - Network of monitoring buoys
- COMPASS Project case study 5 - Data Management
- CatchmentCARE (Community Actions for Resilient Eco-systems) - Groundwater Monitoring Stations Update April 2021
- CatchmentCARE Project Investigating Water Quality in Upper and Lower Lough MacNean
- CatchmentCARE (Community Actions for Resilient Eco-systems) - Groundwater Monitoring Stations Update April 2021
- Studying the Shifting Sands Between Newcastle and Dundrum, County Down (MarPAMM project)
- Outer Hebrides Interactive Storymap Developed (MarPAMM project)
- Collaborative Action for the Natura Network (CANN) - Community Engagement with CANN Sites
- Collaborative Action for the Natura Network (CANN) - Lough Atona Hag Repair
- Collaborative Action for the Natura Network (CANN) - Wildfire Management Planning for CANN sites
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