Peter McEvoy
Director of Land Management at Ulster Wildlife
Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
658 followers
500+ connections
About
Research
Strategy
Policy and Legislation
Food and farming
Ecological surveying techniques
Statitical analysis
Report preparation
Project management
Stakeholder liaison
Activity
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So I am retiring from Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful after 16 years of working with many many capable, positive and (necessarily) tenacious people…
So I am retiring from Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful after 16 years of working with many many capable, positive and (necessarily) tenacious people…
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As I clock off for Friday and take a week to relax, I’ve planned some big changes for my return. At the end of June, I will be leaving the RSPB and…
As I clock off for Friday and take a week to relax, I’ve planned some big changes for my return. At the end of June, I will be leaving the RSPB and…
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Experience
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Director of Agriculture
Isle of Man Government
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Director
Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture
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Director
Laxey Glen Mills Limited
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Senior Biodiversity Officer
Isle of Man Government Department of Environment, Food & Agriculture
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Marine Spatial Planning Project Officer
Isle of Man Government
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Secondment to Transforming Government Team
Isle of Man Government
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Queen's University Belfast
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owner
Self-employed ecological consultant
Education
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Queen's University Belfast
B.Sc; Hons Environmental Biology 1st class
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The Marketing Partnership
Chartered Institute of Marketing Level 4 Marketing Distinction
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Queen's University
Ph.D Woodland Ecology
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Volunteer Experience
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Trustee
Manx Wildlife Trust
- 7 years
Environment
Publications
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A lack of large diameter logs and snags characterises dead wood patterns in Irish forests.
Forest Ecology and Management 259 (10), 2056-2064.
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The potential for Silvopastoralism to enhance biodiversity on grassland farms in Ireland.
Advances in Agroforestry, 6:343-358
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Range-edge effects promote clonal growth in peripheral populations of the one-sided wintergreen Orthilia secunda.
Diversity and Distributions 14 (3), 546-555.
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Ruddock, M., Madders, M., McEvoy, P. & Montgomery, I. (2008). Ecological and breeding parameters of the hen harrier (Circus cyaneus) with particular reference to the Antrim Hills and Slieve Beagh‐Mullaghfad‐Lisnaskea SPAs.
Quercus, Queen's University, Belfast
(2008). An unpublished Quercus report to Environment & Heritage
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Sheep grazing in young oak Quercus spp. and ash Fraxinus excelsior plantations: vegetation control, seasonality and tree damage.
Agroforestry Systems 74 (2). 199-211.
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The potential for silvopastoralism to enhance biodiversity on grassland farms in the British Isles.
Advances in Agroforestry Rigueiro-Rodríguez, Antonio; McAdam, Jim H.; Mosquera-Losada, María Rosa (Eds.), Vol. 6.
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Biodiversity and Monitoring Support in Northern Ireland.
Tearmann Irish Journal of Agri-Environmental Research 4,15-22.
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The effect of livestock grazing on ground flora in broadleaf woodlands in Northern Ireland.
Forest Ecology and Management 225, pp 39-50.
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The ESA scheme in Northern Ireland: ten years of agri-environment monitoring.
Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 106b (3), pp 413-423.
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Tree regeneration and sapling damage of pedunculate oak Quercus robur in a grazed forest in Galicia, NW Spain: A comparison of continuous and rotational grazing systems.
Agroforestry Systems 66 (2), pp 85-98.
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Woodland grazing in Northern Ireland: effects on botanical diversity and tree regeneration.
Silvopastoralism and Sustainable Land Management pp 163-164. CABI Publishing, Oxfordshire.
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The Dehesas: A study of a Mediterranean silvopastoral system. Implications for temperate silvopastoral systems in Northern Ireland.
Irish Forestry, Vol 59, pp 18-29.
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Brander, L.M. and McEvoy, P.M. (2012). The economic value of ecosystem services from the terrestrial habitats of the Isle of Man. Report for the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture, Isle of Man Government.
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Coppice management and biodiversity enhancement
Tearmann Irish Journal of Agri-Environmental Research 2, 39-52.
Languages
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Spanish
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More activity by Peter
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Thanks to our friends Mal and Roisin in National Trust for hosting us. This was a great opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities of…
Thanks to our friends Mal and Roisin in National Trust for hosting us. This was a great opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities of…
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Thank you to Dr Andrew Kerr, our Contract Manager, for 20 years of loyalty and service to Countryside Services. We sincerely appreciate your hard…
Thank you to Dr Andrew Kerr, our Contract Manager, for 20 years of loyalty and service to Countryside Services. We sincerely appreciate your hard…
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Published today 📣 Our new report in Northern Ireland investigates how chasing outputs doesn't guarantee an increase in commercial returns. An…
Published today 📣 Our new report in Northern Ireland investigates how chasing outputs doesn't guarantee an increase in commercial returns. An…
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Cows with collars are transforming conservation efforts at Slievenacloy. Over 25 conservation cattle have been fitted with cutting-edge GPS collars…
Cows with collars are transforming conservation efforts at Slievenacloy. Over 25 conservation cattle have been fitted with cutting-edge GPS collars…
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I came across 2 new fields of Blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium bermudiana) this week, not yet in the protected network. Breath-takingly beautiful 😍 💖
I came across 2 new fields of Blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium bermudiana) this week, not yet in the protected network. Breath-takingly beautiful 😍 💖
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I'm delighted to let you know that I will be joining the RSPB as Chief Operating Officer in late August. I am really looking forward to the new…
I'm delighted to let you know that I will be joining the RSPB as Chief Operating Officer in late August. I am really looking forward to the new…
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Some #GoodNews from Ulster Wildlife Pine marten has 'phenomenal resurgence' across Northern Ireland (offering massive boost to red squirrels in…
Some #GoodNews from Ulster Wildlife Pine marten has 'phenomenal resurgence' across Northern Ireland (offering massive boost to red squirrels in…
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🚨 Tender Invitation🚨 Plantlife and its partner WWF are seeking a contractor to write an evidence summary and analysis report on the economics of…
🚨 Tender Invitation🚨 Plantlife and its partner WWF are seeking a contractor to write an evidence summary and analysis report on the economics of…
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#Wearehiring! We're seeking a High Nature Value Farm Advisor to act as a locally-based point of contact advising farmers on managing wildlife- and…
#Wearehiring! We're seeking a High Nature Value Farm Advisor to act as a locally-based point of contact advising farmers on managing wildlife- and…
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