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…
Ulster Wildlife, with the support of Power NI, is shining a light on the future of one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic native species – the red squirrel – as part of Red Squirrel Awareness Week…
Red squirrels have been successfully introduced into Castle Ward estate, outside Strangford, in a bid to establish a new population of this iconic native species.
Ulster Wildlife welcomes the publication today of the research paper "Habitat mediates coevolved but not novel species interactions" by Queens University Belfast and University of St…
Members of the public are invited to participate in a Citizen Science survey, and record their sightings of red squirrels, grey squirrels and pine martens.
Two red squirrels from Belfast Zoo have been released into Montalto Estate, in Ballynahinch, in a bid to boost numbers of this endangered mammal in County Down.
Two red squirrels born in Belfast Zoo have been released into Silent Valley Mountain Park, as part of a nationwide scheme to boost numbers of this much-loved but endangered mammal.
A recent survey carried out by Ulster Wildlife has revealed new sightings of red squirrels in the Craigantlet Hills, as well as urban pine martens in Belfast, sparking fresh hope for these…
