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…
Ulster Wildlife has welcomed the launch of the Farming with Nature (FwN) Transition Scheme by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) as a much-needed opportunity to…
A unique 90-acre area of farmland in County Fermanagh, brimming with wildflower meadows, bird-friendly hedgerows and ancient woodland, has been purchased by nature conservation charity Ulster…
Visitors to Bog Meadows Nature Reserve, in west Belfast, can learn more about this fascinating urban wetland haven and its array of wonderful wildlife through a series of self-guided walks,…
Northern Ireland’s largest nature conservation charity is asking local wildlife supporters to make a difference for nature on their doorstep this year.
Water quality in Northern Ireland is in crisis, with alarming implications for both nature and society, according to local nature conservation charity Ulster Wildlife.
An 8-year-old schoolboy from West Belfast has stumbled upon a groundbreaking discovery – the first-ever water stick insect recorded in Northern Ireland.
A pair of barn owls in Co Down have welcomed an extremely late winter brood – one of the latest recorded in Northern Ireland to date.
A ground-breaking environmental partnership involving local social housing provider Choice Housing and the Northern Ireland conservation charity, Ulster Wildlife, has been announced.
Do you love wildlife and wild places? This Black Friday, why not give back to nature by becoming a member of Ulster Wildlife
