Irish forestry stakeholders gather for first policy event
Ireland's SEEFA held its first policy event on the future of the forestry sector in Limerick on Friday, October 30. Minister of State Niall Collins, department officials and sector stakeholders attended.
The Social Economic Environmental Forestry Association of Ireland (SEEFA) held its first policy event on Friday, October 30, at the Strand Hotel in Limerick. The event took place as part of the association's Annual General Meeting.
SEEFA welcomed Minister of State Niall Collins, officials from his department and a large gathering of stakeholders from across Ireland's forestry sector. The theme of the gathering was the future of the sector.
The source says the minister opened the event, but the remaining text is not available. It is therefore not known which issues were discussed in detail or whether any decisions or commitments were announced.
The association's name indicates that it looks at forestry from social, economic and environmental perspectives. This was the first policy event the group has organised, and it was held alongside its annual meeting.
