Help us to clean up White Park Bay, within the stunning Causeway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This litter pick will be delivered in partnership with both the National Trust and North Coast World Earth - a community led group of local volunteers who are working to tackle the issue of litter and help … Continue reading Litter Pick at White Park Bay
Join terrestrial Ecologist Nathan McIlwrath and the Causeway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust on a Pollinator walk exploring Whitepark Bay examining the key features of what makes it an Area of Special Scientific Interest (ASSI) and a valuable site for conservation. White Park Bay is habitat to a wide variety of distinctive and charismatic species … Continue reading Family Friendly Pollinator Walk
Join Debbie Gillies from True Harvest Seeds to learn how to collect seed from a variety of our native wildflowers.
Bushmills Bat Walk Thursday 21st October 8:00pm-9:30pm Assembly Point: Millennium Car Park, Main Street, Bushmills, BT57 8QB Join terrestrial Ecologist and Northern Ireland Bat Group (NIBG) Member Nathan McIlwrath and the Causeway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust for a Bat walk around the village of Bushmills. Whether you’re batty about bats or just want to … Continue reading Bat Night in Bushmills
Join Binevenagh and Coastal Lowlands Landscape Partnership and National Trust for some apple pressing and visit the unique thatched cottage of Hezlett House.
Help us with essential data collection and ecological survey work for the restoration work on Alitkeeragh Bog. We need your help with practical data collection on Alitkeeragh Bog. This data will feed into the creation of a restoration plan for the site. The fieldwork involves bog mapping and peat depth measurements. All equipment will be … Continue reading Alitkeeragh Bog Science – Fieldwork and data collection
Join expert Graeme Cross to learn how to better manage your orchard. See event website below for further details and for booking.
The Binevenagh Landscape Partnership Scheme are delivering projects which will give landowners the opportunity to improve and grow their farm businesses through a range of different natural heritage projects. As part of this suite of projects, local farmers can benefit by getting involved in the Curly Burn Catchment care project which is funded by the … Continue reading Landowner information evening – Curly Burn and Farm Resilience Projects
