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The Environmental Protection Agency protects, improves and restores the Irish environment through regulation, scientific knowledge and working with others. Here on our LinkedIn page, you’ll hear about upcoming recruitment opportunities and our latest research and reports compiled by our teams of scientists and experts. You can also see a list of open vacancies at www.epa.ie/careers The EPA is an independent public body established under the Environmental Protection Agency Act, 1992. The other main instruments from which we derive our mandate are the Waste Management Act, 1996, and the Protection of the Environment Act, 2003 and Radiological Protection (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2014. We have a wide range of functions to protect the environment, and our primary responsibilities include: - Environmental licensing - Enforcement of environmental law - Environmental planning, education and guidance - Monitoring, analysing and reporting on the environment - Regulating Ireland's greenhouse gas emissions - Environmental research development - Strategic environmental assessment - Waste management - Radiological protection We encourage you to follow our Page and share post updates with your network.

We manage thousands of nature reserves and run marine conservation projects around our coasts. There are 46 Wildlife Trusts covering the UK, the Isle of Man and Alderney. Each of the 46 Wildlife Trusts is an independent charity with its own trustees.

Rivers shape our landscapes and provide the foundations for our cities, towns and countryside. When they thrive, so do we. The Rivers Trust are conservation experts with a wealth of data and expertise at our fingertips. We work with our member Trusts to make our shared vision a reality: wild, healthy, natural rivers, valued by all. We want all life to thrive in and around our rivers. Whether you enjoy fishing, swimming or a riverside stroll, our rivers need us more than ever to recover and revive. With our expertise, reach and our member Trusts’ local knowledge, we work with farmers, government and businesses to provide advice and resources for their communities. We bring together the people, knowledge, data and intelligence to help rivers thrive again; for us and future generations. Our rivers are an integral part of our communities and we are leading the movement to protect them. The Rivers Trust. Join us to save our rivers and help communities to thrive.