Northern Ireland's diverse landscape is rich in wonder and wildlife. With all manner of creatures great and small, discover the wildlife which call it home and how we're working hard to safeguard them for years to come.
Mount Stewart is home to a healthy population of red squirrels. A rare sight in Northern Ireland, discover where you are most likely to spot one and learn about the work we are doing to protect them into the future.
Cattle at a Crom in County Fermanagh have completed their unconventional annual pilgrimage – by swimming 100m across Lough Erne to graze fresh pasture. Take a look at this video from previous years which captures the cows swimming across Lough Erne to graze at their remote wildlife haven.
Pack the binoculars and a camera and take a stroll down to the Blackwater River at The Argory. The kingfisher always excites those lucky enough to see it.
Did you know butterflies taste with their feet? Help protect these curious creatures by taking a few simple steps, creating a haven for wildlife and important pollinators like moths and butterflies.
With your support we are looking after land in ways that give nature space to regenerate, allowing wildlife to return. Here’s a little of what we are doing…
