This winter, we need YOUR help to raise £10,000 to create and care for pollinator-friendly landscapes across Northern Ireland.

Your support will help connect vital habitats, giving bees, butterflies, and other pollinating insects the space they need to recover and thrive.

Please donate today – every contribution, big or small, plays a vital role in helping to bring nature back. 

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Many of our nature reserves are specially managed to support a wide variety of rare and important pollinators.

For example, Slievenacloy Nature Reserve in the Belfast Hills is home to the heath bumblebee, a priority species in Northern Ireland, and is a local hotspot for butterflies and moths. Meanwhile, the Umbra Nature Reserve, near Limavady, is one of only a handful of sites in Northern Ireland where the endangered scarce crimson and gold moth can be found.

Conservation efforts, such as targeted grazing, help maintain the wildflowers and habitats these pollinators rely on, while regular monitoring helps ensure that our work is making a real difference. 

Your donation could help us protect and connect these sites, creating bigger, better, and more joined-up spaces for pollinators — and the many other species that rely on them — to recover and thrive.

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