Biodiversity
Useful links
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Tidy Towns
The primary focus of Tidy Towns is to encourage communities to improve their local environment and make their area a better place to live, work and visit.
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The National Biodiversity Data centre
The National Biodiversity Data Centre works to make biodiversity data and information more freely available in order to better understand and assist the protection of Ireland’s biodiversity.
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All-Ireland Pollinator Plan
The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is a framework bringing together different sectors across the island of Ireland to create a landscape where pollinators can survive and thrive.
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The Barn Owl project
The Barn Owl project was set up in January 2019 to help with conservation of Barn Owls in Ireland.
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Galway County Biodiversity Project
Here you can find information about biodiversity in County Galway, advice about caring for nature in your area and find nature related events or projects around the county.
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Bat Conservation Ireland
An independent, non-profit, charity that is Ireland’s leading authority on bats.
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Bird Watch Ireland
The largest independent conservation organisation in Ireland. The primary objective of Bird Watch Ireland is the protection of wild birds and their habitats in Ireland.
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Galway Community Heritage
Galway Community Heritage is an online archive for communities in County Galway to showcase the history and heritage of their local area and people, both past and present.
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National Parks and Wildlife Service
To promote awareness of natural heritage and biodiversity issues through education, outreach to schools and engaging with stakeholders.
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Green Schools
An Taisce -Green-Schools is Ireland͛'s leading environmental management and award programme, working with primary and secondary schools across the country
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An Taisce
Educate and advocate on behalf of present and future generations on the important choices we must make in search of a more environmentally sustainable future.
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The Native Woodland Trust
Dedicated to the preservation of Ireland’s remaining ancient woodlands. They are also committed to the restoration of Ireland’s original ecosystem of plants, animals, and fungi, through the re-creation of woodlands, using only native seed.