Webinar: The Lesser Horseshoe Bat This webinar will look at the Lesser Horseshoe Bat and the recent action plan that was published for it’s conservation in Ireland. To learn about this fascinating native mammal we[…]
IWT Limerick Branch: ‘The Work of the Maigue Rivers Trust’ This talk will be delivered by Liz Gabbett. Liz Gabbett has been the project officer for the Maigue Rivers Trust in Co. Limerick, Cork and[…]
February Foraging with Samuel Arnold Keane This is a Dublin Branch event We are going to have an absolutely marvellous outing on Sunday, February 12th when Samuel Arnold Keane will take us foraging! With foraging[…]
Fair Seas Ireland will host its inaugural conference in Cork next June on World Ocean Day 8th June 2023. Fair Seas will bring ocean advocates, government, industry and key stakeholders together to map out the next[…]
10 Jan: IWT Webinar: Rights of Nature The Citizens’ Assembly has recommended that Ireland’s Constitution be changed to include reference to biodiversity, perhaps to allow for recognition of Rights of Nature. This webinar will explore[…]
22 Jan: Dublin: Bull Island Birding Outing IWT Dublin Branch loves to start the year with an annual January outing to Bull Island to see the birds, especially the Brent Geese. We are fortunate this[…]
08 Jan: Waterford: Carrigavantry and Ballyscanlan Lake Walk IWT Waterford Branch will be leading a visit to Carrigavantry and Ballyscanlan Lake, Co. Waterford (Carraig an Bhruinnteora agus Loch Bhaile Uí Scanláin). The Walk will be[…]
IWT Webinars: COP 15 – A Paris Moment for Nature? Join us this Tuesday 13th December at 19:00 for a webinar from the UN Biodiversity Conference in Montreal. Our guest speaker will be our very[…]
IWT Dublin Branch Outing Hosted by Irish Wildlife Trust Dublin Join us this December for an outing to the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin. Our December outings BC (Before Covid!) were to the National Botanic[…]
IWT walk December – Dungarvan Bay and Abbey Castle Hosted by Waterford Branch. Cuan Dhún Garbháin agus Dún na Mainistreach. Meet at the car park by the Shandon Roundabout in Dungarvan next to Waterford Council’s[…]
EU Nature Restoration Law Join us to learn more about the Eu Nature Restoration Law and what it will mean for Ireland. Date: 25th November Time: 1pm to 2pm Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uTdVIkVJR_SEZnRNfCPjkw
Fossil Outing Portmarnock Dublin Hosted by Irish Wildlife Trust Dublin Join us this November for an outing to explore the fabulous fossil bank at Portmarnock with Aodhan our brilliant paleontologist. Meet at the Martello Tower,[…]
Environmental Talk: ‘Farming for Nature – the Burren and beyond’ This talk will be delivered by Brendan Dunford. Date: Tues 29th November Time: 7.30pm Venue: Mary I in Room T1.17, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick City[…]
IWT Limerick Branch: Birds, Bats & Bogs – Biodiversity of Co. Limerick and the role of the National Parks & Wildlife Service This talk will be delivered by David Lyons. David is a District Conservation[…]
The Secret Life of Crows with Ricky Whelan Join us for another free and fantastic webinar. The Secret Life of Crows talk takes a look at the corvid family, its members, ecology, complex societies and[…]
Hosted by Limerick IWT Branch The October Talk by the Director of the National Biodiversity Data Centre, Liam Lysaght, is ‘Tracking Change in Ireland’s Butterflies’ Liam is an active recorder, and co-ordinator of the Butterfly[…]
THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED!!! Hosted by Limerick Branch. The next outing is a Fungi Foray in Cratloe led by Tom Harrington. Date: Saturday 15th October 2022 Time: 11.00am
IWT walk to Castlemorris woods Hosted by Waterford Branch. This walk will take place on Sunday 16th October. Meet at 1.00 at Centra, Knocktopher, Co. Kilkenny. 52.4868, -7.2188 Take junction 10 off the M9. Leader:[…]
IWT Sunday walk to Tintern and Saltmills Hosted by Waterford Branch. This walk will take place on Sunday 13th November. Meet at Passage East at 13.00 for possible car-pooling. Tintern Abbey carpark at 13.40. Leader:[…]
Rockpooling September 2022 Hosted by Irish Wildlife Trust Dublin The September outing is the popular rockpool event – loved by with younger ecologists and their parents. Meet at the Martello Tower, beside the White Sands Hotel[…]
An Irish Atlantic Rainforest Our next webinar will be on October 4th and we’re delighted to be hearing from Eoghan Daltun who’ll talk to us about his new book ‘An Irish Atlantic Rainforest’. To attend[…]
Mushrooms and Fungi This webinar presents an overview of the importance of mushrooms and fungi in Ireland from leading mycologist Maria Cullen 🍄 To attend this free Irish Wildlife Trust webinar use this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_86_3l-iKQgma82WKt1_5Ag[…]
IWT Limerick Branch August Outing Our Limerick Branch are running a botanical outing to Loughmore Common near Limerick City on Saturday morning 13th August at 10:00. The event will be guided by botanist Tom Harrington. […]
Creative heritage inspired by nature and its music Hosted by: Irish Wildlife Trust Monaghan Branch & Local Authority Waters Programme Join the Irish Wildlife Trust Monaghan Branch & Local Authority Waters Programme for an event[…]
Bat Walk St Anne’s Park Hosted by: IWT Dublin Branch Join the IWT Dublin Branch on this IWT Heritage Week Event where we will learn all about Irelands bat’s. We will explore a section of[…]
IWT People for Bees (Monaghan) Learn all about Ireland fascinating wild bees The Irish Wildlife Trust works with the National Biodiversity Data Centre to support the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan and the Bumblebee Monitoring Scheme. With[…]
IWT People for Bees at the National Botanic Gardens Learn all about Ireland fascinating wild bees Join the Irish Wildlife Trust for a free Heritage Week event hosted at the National Botanic Gardens. The event[…]
Webinar: Revitalising Ireland’s Seas This webinar will feature a discussion on the new Fair Seas ‘Revitalising Our Seas Identifying areas of interest for Marine Protected Area Designation in Irish waters’ report. The report aims to[…]
Rewooding Ireland – lessons from Scotland How can Ireland expand and restore our forests? Join us and James Rainey, an ecologist working in Scotland, to discuss about an ecological approach to expanding tree cover. To[…]
Hosted by Irish Wildlife Trust – Dublin Branch Dublin Branch is visiting the Kingfisher Ecology Project in Blarney Park Allotments on Sundrive Road in Kimmage. The Project is a scheme aimed at Developing the riparian biodiversity[…]
