White Park Bay
Beautiful stretch of golden sand on the North Antrim coast
News & discoveries
Butterfly Transect 2018
The National Trust manages 3 butterfly transect surveys on the North Coast at Portstewart, Giant’s Causeway and White Park Bay, plus a fourth started this year at Cushendun.
Volunteers help tackle ragwort
Volunteers lend a hand
Rare: rough meadowsweet gall
A sighting of the rare rough meadowsweet gall on the North Coast in September 2015 was later confirmed as a first for Ireland and the UK.
Bumper year of wildlife discoveries
Over two thousand records of wildlife, plantlife and fungi were made across the North Coast in 2015.
Last litter pick of 2015
Striking sea views and a brisk coastal breeze were perfect conditions for operation 'Keep White Park Bay Beautiful'.
Rare bee creates a buzz
The sighting of a rare bee at White Park Bay has been celebrated by conservationists on the Causeway Coast.
A haven for wildlife
A haven for wildlife with ancient habitats, there's lots of creatures, big and small, to spot at White Park Bay. Get involved and help us record rare species.
