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The Lough Carra Catchment Association (LCCA) was established in early 2018 and its goal is to restore, protect and conserve the ecological integrity of Lough Carra and its lakeshore habitats and to ensure the quality of drinking water from the lough. This podcast series is aimed at promoting the work of LCCA, by engaging in conversations with people who work hard to preserve the lake and its catchment.
Unknown Host hosts Lough Carra Catchment Association Podcast, a science show with 21 episodes published.
The guest of this episode is Luke Drea, the Senior CommunityWater Officer for LAWPRO in the Western region. We talk about LAWPRO’s mission and community‑centred water‑quality initiatives, such as citizen‑scienceprogramme
The guest of this episode is Luke Drea, the Senior CommunityWater Officer for LAWPRO in the Western region. We talk about LAWPRO’s mission and community‑centred water‑quality initiatives, such as citizen‑scienceprogramme
The guest of this episode is Luke Drea, the Senior CommunityWater Officer for LAWPRO in the Western region. We talk about LAWPRO’s mission and community‑centred water‑quality initiatives, such as citizen‑scienceprogramme
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Yvonne McDermott, Lecturer in History and Geography at ATU Mayo, to discuss the archaeology of Lough Carra. We start from the earliest traces of human life around the lake, the Bronze an
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Yvonne McDermott, Lecturer in History and Geography at ATU Mayo, to discuss the archaeology of Lough Carra. We start from the earliest traces of human life around the lake, the Bronze an
In this episode, the guests are local environmental conservation legends Chris and Lynda Huxley to talk about their life and their decision to settle at Lough Carra, where they immediately began documenting the lake's ri
The guest of this episode is Michael Kingdon, who is a naturalist and conservationist who has spent decades living on the shores of Lough Carra. We discuss the work of the Clogher Environmental Group, including the creat
The guest for this episode is John Horan,farmer from Ballintuber who is enrolled in the agri-environmental scheme for the Lough Carra LIFE Project. John provides a practical perspective on modern farmingand the implement
Dr. Elaine McGoff is Head of Advocacy with An Taisce, one of Ireland's oldest and largest environmental organisations. She works on a broad range of topics including land use, climate, biodiversity and water quality, wit
The guest in this episode is Brian Hughes, a National Parks and Wildlife Service Ranger responsible for South East Mayo region, including Lough Carra and its entire catchment area.
This episode’s guest is John Thornton, the new chair of the Lough Carra Catchment Association, taking over from Tom Byrne. John grew up on the shores of Lough Carra, and his love for the lake, its history, and the local
This episode’s guest is Peter Comer, a Teagasc ASSAP Advisor. Peter works with farmers, providing guidance on practices that help to prevent nutrients, sediment, and pesticides from entering local water bodies.
The guest of this episode is Dr. Ken Irvine, Emeritus Professor of Aquatic Ecosystems at the Institute for Water Education in Netherlands, and one of the world's leading experts on lake ecosystems. He has worked on a a r
In this episode, my guests represent the Joyce Country and Western Lakes Geopark, which includes Lough Carra. Joining me are Micheal Hegarty, the Geopark Manager, and Dr. Benjamin Thébaudeau, the Geopark Geologist. Guest
In this episode, the guest is Al McDonnell, a long-serving councillor with Mayo County Council, a businessman, a farmer, and a native of Lough Carra. He is also a dedicated supporter of the Lough Carra Catchment Associat
The guest of this episode is Dr. Fiona White – lecturer at Atlantic Technological University and historian specializing in the history Moore Hall and Moore family. Moore Hall: Moore Hall, the house and estate of George H
In this episode, my guest is Ann Marie Meaney – Surface Water Officer of The Lough Carra Life Projects, tasked with monitoring the current quality of the water in Lough Carra and the catchment. ANN MARIE MEANEY BIO: Ann
The guest of this episode is Samirah Blaauw, a PHD candidate at SETU, studying genetic diversity of Otter, and at Lough Carra, as part of the Lough Carra LIFE project. RESEARCH INFORMATION: Native Otter vs Invasive Mink:
In this episode, our guest is Deirdre Walsh, a renowned painter whose unique style beautifully captures the essence of the lake. Deirdre Walsh lives and paints in Mayo where she is continually inspired by an elusive ligh
In this episode, I am speaking with Dr. Cilian Roden, also known as The Snorkeling Scientist, who studies the biology of Lough Carra. Cilian is an expert on aquatic plants, with decades of experience in monitoring and se
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