We are Victoria Square’s Charity of the Year
Ulster Wildlife, Northern Ireland’s largest local nature conservation charity, has been named Victoria Square’s Charity of the year for 2020. Victoria Square, Northern Ireland’s premier retail…
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The Boulevard helps nature flourish with charity partnership
We've been named The Boulevard’s Charity of the Year for 2022-23. The partnership with Northern Ireland’s premier designer outlet, in Banbridge, will provide a welcome boost for our work to…
Rostrevor photographer’s adorable fox cubs are the face of charity calendar
Two adorable fox cubs captured by Rostrevor photographer Louis McNally are the face of Ulster Wildlife’s 2020 Calendar, which is on sale now to help raise vital funds for local wildlife.
My year as Trainee Nature Reserves Assistant at Bog Meadows
Twenty-five-year-old Aaron Kelly has spent the last year as a trainee nature reserves assistant at Bog Meadows Nature Reserve. The traineeship enabled Aaron to work alongside our team and develop…
25 Year Plan now needed for Northern Ireland’s environment
As the UK Government today published its long-awaited 25 Year Plan for the Environment, a coalition of environmental NGOs, including Ulster Wildlife, is calling for a similar long-term strategy to…
Co. Down farm nurtures rare barn owls for third year running
One of Northern Ireland’s rarest birds, the barn owl, has bred successfully for the third year in a row at the Kelly family farm in Ballyalton, County Down, offering hope for the recovery of this…
Charities consider proposed badger cull completely unacceptable
Today's launch of a consultation on the bovine TB eradication strategy has left local charities extremely disappointed and shocked with government proposals relating to a proposed badger cull…
Ulster Wildlife wins prestigious Biodiversity Initiative of the Year for its European oyster restoration project
Ulster Wildlife’s pioneering work to bring back the endangered European native oyster (Ostrea edulis) to Northern Ireland’s seas has won the Biodiversity Initiative of the Year at the 2026 All-…
8-year-old discovers first water stick insect for Northern Ireland
An 8-year-old schoolboy from West Belfast has stumbled upon a groundbreaking discovery – the first-ever water stick insect recorded in Northern Ireland.
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Four nations’ nature charities denounce Truss government Bill due back in the Commons today
Today, Wednesday 18th January, the Retained EU Law Bill (REUL) is scheduled to have its Report Stage and third and final reading in the House of Commons, before moving on to the House of Lords.…
Ulster Wildlife urges nature lovers to help bring it back in 2025
Northern Ireland’s largest nature conservation charity is asking local wildlife supporters to make a difference for nature on their doorstep this year.