Survey Details - River Loobagh invasive plant eradication pilot project
River Loobagh invasive plant eradication pilot project
The data set is from a pilot project that aims to eradicate Giant Hogweed and other invasive species from the banks of the section of the Loobagh.
2016
2016
The aim of the survey is to eradicate invasive species from an area of the river Loobagh. The survey's purpose is to monitor the amount of invasive species along the Loobagh, so the success of the spraying can be judged.
The banks of the River Lobagh where walked, the number of invasive species were recorded. If the stands of the plants were too dense to count, individual plants were estimated in a systematic method. The location of the plants were recorded by GPS.
The survey covers the banks of the Loobagh from the townland of Riversfield(Kilmallock ) to Knocksauna Bridge.
This survey was carried out through May to September 2016 and the area will be survey again in 2017.
Identification of invasive species was done by staff who have completed invasive species identifcation training from Invas Biosecurity. GPS coordinates were checked for accuracy in the office.
Collated by the National Biodiversity Data Centre from different sources, National Invasive Species Database, Survey: River Loobagh invasive plant eradication pilot project, National Biodiversity Data Centre, Ireland, accessed 26 April 2024, <https://maps.biodiversityireland.ie/Dataset/66/Survey/607>
Survey Statistics
103
0
2
Survey species distribution

Terrestrial Map - 10km

Distribution of the number of species recorded within each 10km grid square (ITM).
Live Map

Marine Map - 50Km

Distribution of the number of species recorded within each 50km grid square (WGS84).
Live Map
Survey records distribution

Terrestrial Map - 10km

Distribution of the number of records within each 10km grid square (ITM).
Live Map

Marine Map - 50Km

Distribution of the number of records within each 50km grid square (WGS84).
Live Map
Records per year
Species per year