Louise Cullen is a Tyrone District Journalist at BBC Radio Ulster. With a strong background in law and accounting, she transitioned to journalism to help tell impactful stories, focusing on themes such as agriculture, animal care, and climate change. Louise's work has been featured in notable outlets including PLOS, Yahoo News, and BBC World.
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Louise Cullen's articles predominantly focus on environmental and agricultural issues in a local context. She frequently covers government announcements, cites data, and reports on legal policy regulations related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Louise, consider providing insights or expertise related to local environmental conservation efforts, climate change initiatives at the regional level, renewable energy projects specific to her coverage area, or wildlife and pollution concerns that are locally relevant.
If you have access to localized data or can provide commentary about governmental policies impacting agriculture and farming within Northern Ireland specifically, your input may be of interest to Louise.
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The QUB team says it is the first time several techniques have been combined to analyse the effect.
After the invasive species was found in Northern Ireland last year, entomologists are on high alert.
The Office for Environmental Protection said existing regulations are insufficient to deliver necessary water quality improvements.
'Hundreds' of salmon may have died at Tievenny Burn in County Tyrone, anglers say.
'Hundreds' of salmon may have died at Tievenny Burn in County Tyrone, anglers say.
By: Louise Cullen
The life-threatening reaction to infection caused Marshall Wylie to lose his legs.
The life-threatening reaction to infection caused Marshall Wylie to lose his legs.
Could locally-sourced wool restore peatlands and reduce the carbon cost of conservation?
By: Louise Cullen
The insurance firm says organised criminals will continue to find new ways to target farmers.
Louise Cullen - Agriculture and environment correspondent, BBC News NI
