Join photographer and Birr native Tina Claffey on a photographic journey. Tina will describe her photographic adventures in Botswana through to her more recent work capturing iconic images of Irish bogs. Much of Tinas work[…]
Our annual family Winter arts and crafts event is back in 2017! We will be using natural materials to make Winter themed crafts for you to bring home. Please note that children must be accompanied[…]
Join our Dublin Branch for a dawn otter walk in Dublin City where we hope to catch a gimpse of these urban otters. Dropping Well Inn, Milltown 7.30am Event details dublinbranch@iwt.ie
Conservation Work Group: We will be teaming up with Irish Wildlife Trust Laois/Offaly Branch, Groundwork – Killarney Oakwoods, Conservation Volunteers Ireland and any other interested volunteers on Saturday, 11 November 2017 from 10 am on[…]
Pádraic Fogarty’s book Whittled Away “authoritatively charts how this grim failure to manage our natural resources has impoverished our country. But all is not lost: he also reveals the possibilities for the future…” Full description:[…]
Join Kevin Delahunty for a “Creepy-Crawly” Halloween event. Learn about the many fascinating miniature creatures all around us and their role in the ecosystem. Kid-friendly. LOCATION: Meeting point: Visitors’ Centre (located close to Aras An[…]
IWT Laois/Offaly branch’s next volunteer event is at Emo GAA Club where we’ll be cutting and lifting the hay meadow created there. We’re going for a Sunday morning from 11am-2pm. All help appreciated, both young[…]
Join us in the Killarney Library as part of the National Culture Night celebrations. We will be showcasing the work of the Kerry branch as well as exploring the biodiversity of Kerry.
IWT Bat Talk and Walk – Sligo – Sunday 10th Sep. at 7pm Ecologist Seán Meehan, Vice Chairperson of the Irish Wildlife Trust, is hosting a ‘Ballintrillick Bat Night’ (talk, presentation and walk) starting at[…]
Ken Whelan from the Marine Institute will give an illustrated talk on Ireland’s land-drainage programmes over the past 50 years and the severe impact they’ve had on both our rivers and the wildlife corridors along[…]
Talk about Whittled Away and bringing nature back to the hills. All welcome. ‘Ireland’s natural heritage is being steadily whittled away by human exploitation, pollution and other aspects of modern development. This could represent a[…]
