Alpha Housing has joined Ulster Wildlife’s ‘Let Nature In’ campaign to help reverse the decline in wildlife by creating nature-friendly gardens in its 40 sites across Northern Ireland.

Young people from Randalstown Young Farmers’ Club (YFC) were celebrating with Ulster Wildlife, this week, when they received a Green Flag Eco Club Award from Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful.

Volunteers invited to take part and help survey Northern Ireland’s hedgehogs

Ulster Wildlife launches new year-long gardening campaign to help wildlife recover

An exciting new community engagement project is now underway at Bog Meadows Nature Reserve and St. James Community Farm.  

To mark World Wildlife Day on Wednesday 03 March, Ulster Wildlife and its Our Bright Future Youth Advocates have launched the #LearnMoreOutdoors campaign, with an aim to encourage teachers to take…

We maybe in the midst of a pandemic, but that doesn’t mean the outstanding efforts by young people in championing nature are no less impressive. Last week, Ulster Wildlife’s Grassroots Challenge…

Balloo Wetland Nature Reserve in Bangor has reopened, following a two-year closure for redevelopment.

Young people from Lisnamurrican Young Farmers Club (YFC) were celebrating last week when they received the first-ever Eco-Clubs Green Flag Award in Northern Ireland from Edwin Poots MLA, Minister…

It was with great sadness that we learned yesterday of the passing of Brian Black - a friend and member of Ulster Wildlife.