The future’s bright for Northern Ireland’s young people and wildlife thanks to a brand new initiative led by Ulster Wildlife – the Grassroots Challenge.

Young people from Randalstown Young Farmers’ Club (YFC) were celebrating with Ulster Wildlife, this week, when they received a Green Flag Eco Club Award from Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful.

Young people from Lisnamurrican Young Farmers Club (YFC) were celebrating last week when they received the first-ever Eco-Clubs Green Flag Award in Northern Ireland from Edwin Poots MLA, Minister…

Farmers and landowners from the Ulster Farmers' Union joined us at Cuilcagh Mountain recently to explore the environmental and societal benefits of effective peatland management, from…

"It’s incredible to be educated about the huge abundance of native plant and animal species that rely on our farmland habitats which need to be managed in the right way" - Trevor Irwin,…

This summer, Ulster Wildlife is encouraging nature lovers across the country to sign up for 30 Days Wild, the free annual month-long nature challenge to do something wild every single day in June…

We maybe in the midst of a pandemic, but that doesn’t mean the outstanding efforts by young people in championing nature are no less impressive. Last week, Ulster Wildlife’s Grassroots Challenge…