Own biodiversity website, where you can. Find up-to-date and relevant information. Click on the map above or go to the Council Areas interactive map. An Introduction to Bird Ringing.

After a short AGM, the Officers and Recorders will present their annual reports. To see our full events programme click HERE. Most membership rates are rising from 1st Jan 2018. If you pay by standing order please ensure that you amend your payment to the new rate.

We work with local recorders and wildlife groups to collate their sightings, bring together all the available information and build our database of over two million biological records. The database is updated continually and forms the evidence base for a range of biodiversity conservation work.

The Second EU Species of Union Concern List. What can I do? Biosecurity Resources For Invasive Species Week 2018. BE PLANT WISE Resources For Invasive Species Week 2018. Pacific or Pink Humpback Salmon. Invasive Species Ireland was a joint project between the Northern Ireland Environment Agency. And the National Parks and Wildlife Service. Which ended in March 2013.

Welcome to Irish Wildflowers, with photographs and details of over 800 native and introduced wildflowers found in Ireland. The common and Irish names are given when hovering over each image on the Images A-Z. And clicking on the image opens an information page with more photographs, plant details and a link to the BSBI distribution map for each species. To search for wildflowers by Colour. Or to see some of the species that are Flowering Now. Ireland has many different Habitats.

You need to sign in to vote for a post. You need to sign in to see this post. Clubs affiliated to the Irish Orienteering Association. To get the right kit. Video resources of the IOA. How to get the best JK. Tips on how to get the mos.

For detailed contents or below for latest news etc. Please text any notable sightings to 0861701599. Lso consider contributing records to. Irish Whale and Dolphin Group.

Breeding plumage adult Med Gull. The number of post-breeding Mediterranean Gulls found in Ireland begins to build at well-known staging sites such as South Dublin Bay and Cork Harbour from June onward with peak counts often recorded from late July to mid August.