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Biotech news, jobs and research information for the province.

Offers energy efficiency advice and support to Local Authorities. Includes resources and case studies.

The government agency protecting and conserving the natural and built environment explains its responsibilities and activities.

Provides the text of the document in Adobe Acrobat format, as well as a background to the plan.

Includes a who's who, publication details, information on research opportunitites and relevant links.

Responsible for inland fisheries, aquaculture and for developing marine tourism. Includes background and publications.

Contains information on a number of NI environmental agencies.

Executive Agency within the Northern Ireland Office. Includes profile, services and case studies.

Provides a guide to the province's loughs.

Provides information about the management strategy, wildlife and archaeology of the lough and wetlands.

The Environment and Heritage Service explains what peatland is and describes its plants, wildlife, archaeology, history, and the uses of peat. Includes issues, conservation and places to visit.

RASCAL is the result of a two year mapping project based at Queen's University Belfast to create and develop a new electronic portal to research and special collections in the province.

Includes objectives, waste facts and the text of the latest waste management plan.

A research-based, practical stone advisory service for property owners, architects, engineers and contractors, with advice on masonry for new or historic buildings, and information and photographs of major stone buildings, and how their materials withstand the environment.

The 12th International Symposium on Trace Elements in Man and Animals to be held at the University of Ulster, Coleraine, on 19-23 June, 2005. The site includes information about the location, facilities, and submission and registration details.

Includes branch contacts and information on navigation throughout Northern Ireland.

Campaign to re-open the canal between Lough Neagh and Lough Erne with news, history and map.