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Barn owl (c) Coco Parisienne

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10 new chicks. 10 special bundles

To celebrate the news of 10 young barn owls born in County Fermanagh this year, we're giving away 10 barn owl adoption packs and bonus bamboo socks for the next 10 members who want to help support these owlets.

Barn owls are one of our most threatened birds with fewer than 30 breeding pairs in NI.

Don't miss out on this limited-stock offer that's only available with Ulster Wildlife membership during Barn Owl Watch Week. 

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Promotion ends Sunday 30 August. Terms and conditions apply.
Contents of an barn owl Adopt An Animal pack, including pin badge, Ulster Wildlife sticker, information cards, and bamboo socks

Your free gift includes a barn owl pin badge and adoption postcard, species fact cards, an Ulster Wildlife car/window sticker and a pair of Bare Kind barn owl bamboo socks

 

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Katy Bell holding barn owl chick during ringing

How your membership helps barn owls

 

Your support can help with looking after the habitat that barn owls need to thrive. That's everything from erecting and inspecting nesting boxes in key locations, to checking in on barn owls through camera monitoring and ringing chicks.  

Red squirrel - Straidkilly, July 2020

Red squirrel - Straidkilly, July 2020

Why Ulster Wildlife?

 

With 14,000 members supporting our mission to bring nature back at land and sea, we are the largest local conservation charity at home.

Our key focus is on protecting and restoring the wildlife that is native to Northern Ireland.  

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Making a difference, together

 

Last year, support from Ulster Wildlife members also helped:

  • Survey 221 woodlands for red squirrels, grey squirrels and pine martens
  • Restore 130 hectares of peatlands
  • Manage 1,231 football-pitches equivalent of land for local wildlife
  • Install our fourth native oyster nursery at Carrickfergus
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Membership Benefits
Knowing you are part of a community that is working hard to protect and restore Northern Ireland's wildlife and wild places.
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A full-colour guide to our nature reserves across Northern Ireland.
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Our local members' wildlife magazine The Irish Hare, two times a year.
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For families - children’s Wildlife Watch welcome pack with a magazine, four times a year, and access to lots of fun activities!
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A chance to get closer to wildlife, from squirrel safaris and wildflower walks to online talks and children's clubs.
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Terms and Conditions: Ulster Wildlife Barn Owl Watch Week Offer 2026

  • Eligibility: The Barn Owl Watch Week promotion is available to new and returning UK members joining Ulster Wildlife as an Adult, Joint or Family member. It is not available with Wildlife Watch, gifted membership or other membership types.
  • Offer: The first 10 eligible members to join during the promotion will receive one barn owl adoption pack plus one bonus pair of Bare Kind barn owl bamboo socks. Please note: the socks are an additional promotional gift and not included with the adoption pack as standard.
  • Availability: The offer is limited to 10 barn owl adoption pack bundles and is only available while stocks last. No cash alternative is available.
  • Promotion period: The promotion runs from 27-30 August 2026. Ulster Wildlife reserves the right to withdraw or amend the promotion, if necessary, and to refuse any application for membership.
  • Card payments: If you pay for your membership by credit or debit card, we will contact you before your membership expires to remind you about renewing.
  • Gift Aid: We will not claim Gift Aid on your first year's membership due to the value of the promotional gifts. If you are eligible, Gift Aid will apply to your membership after the first 12 months.
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Barn owl © Russell Savory

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Rest assured, you can give with confidence knowing that we will use your donation wisely. We are registered with the Fundraising Regulator. Our fundraising promise outlines how we adhere to the highest standards in our fundraising.

You can find out more about how we process your data and your rights by reading our privacy noticeYou can change the way in which you receive information from us at any time by emailing membership@ulsterwildlife.org or by calling Vickie Chambers, Fundraising & Communications Manager, on 028 9045 4094.

Ulster Wildlife is registered with the NI charity commission, NIC101848. 

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