In this our first PEAT+ Project newsletter we update on how we are working to preserve and engage with our 22 priority peatlands sites through restoration, learning and community action

From clouds of marsh fritillaries and runaway bulls to a first moth record for Northern Ireland, there’s never a dull moment at Fedian. Giles Knight shares the latest chapter in the story of our…

PEAT+ has completed a major phase of invasive species control at Teal Lough SAC, clearing rhododendron and self-seeded Sitka/conifers across 90 hectares of this internationally important protected…

From garden fences to busy roads, hedgehogs face growing challenges across Northern Ireland. Rosemary Mulholland, our Head of Nature Recovery, explains how GPS tracking is helping us understand…

Summer has arrived at Fedian Nature Reserve, in Fermanagh, bringing new discoveries, scientific research and national media attention. Join Giles Knight as heat-detecting drones reveal the reserve…

From hedgehogs and barn owls to puffins and pine martens, the public vote is now open to help decide which species could feature on future UK banknotes.

On the flanks of Fermanagh’s Sillees Valley, we now own a true gem, a treasure trove stuffed with wildlife. Join Giles Knight as spring gathers pace at Fedian Nature Reserve, and focus turns from…

Hidden springs, wildflower meadows, and butterflies that most people never see, Fedian Nature Reserve is a magical corner of Fermanagh, and in 2025 we saved it for nature forever. Giles Knight…

A significant policy shift in 2026 has removed one of the biggest barriers to nature on farms. Whether it becomes the first real win for nature this year will depend on what comes next.

While the world keeps breaking climate records, the conversation around farming keeps breaking logic. Farmers are told to cut herds to save the planet yet still produce cheap food to feed it,…