A new peatland restoration trial at Slievenanee Mountain in the Antrim Hills is exploring whether locally sourced wool can help restore damaged blanket bog.

Work is underway to restore one of Northern Ireland’s rarest and most precious woodland habitats – temperate rainforest – at Lenamore Wood, near Gortin in Omagh.

Ulster Wildlife is undertaking Northern Ireland’s first-ever GPS tracking project for hedgehogs to help uncover the nocturnal activities of these much-loved garden visitors and safeguard their…

We are pleased to be working in partnership with Belfast City Council to deliver a major new project, Breaking Through Barriers to Connect People and Nature, funded by The National Lottery…

A Neolithic or Bronze Age burial Cairn, estimated to be around 3,000 - 5,000 years old, has been discovered at The Murrins Area of Special Scientific Interest, near Omagh, during peatland…

A major €19.2 million cross-border project to restore peatlands, enhance biodiversity and combat climate change has been officially launched on World Wetlands Day (2nd February) at Lough Neagh…

Ulster Wildlife welcomes the publication of the draft Nature Recovery Strategy by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs this week and very much supports the Minister’s…

To mark Red Squirrel Appreciation Day, the 2026 All-Ireland Squirrel and Pine Marten Survey launches today, calling on people across the island to help track three of our most iconic woodland…

Thousands of European oysters have been placed on the seabed of Belfast Lough, marking a major step towards bringing this threatened native species, and its lost reef habitats, back to life.

A new initiative aimed at strengthening relationships through nature connection and supporting community wellbeing was launched last week in Mid Ulster Council District.