The Fish Doorbell
Helping Fish Migrate - Ongoing display - Experience the live Visdeurbel (Fish Doorbell) Project from Utrecht (the Netherlands) where vistors can help migrating fish by spotting them waiting at the lock and ringing the virtual bell.
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Citizen Science
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Clocha Rince Community Library Clogherinkoe, Clogharinka, Ireland
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Who Lives Here?
A92 D9XH Sonairte, JulianstownTheme: Celebrating Irish biodiversity through the hidden clues wildlife leaves behind. This event invites participants to become detectives and discover the wildlife all around us. Even though we may not see them, they leave tracks and signs that tell us they are there. As wildlife detectives we will examine feeding remains, foot prints and scenarios...
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Streamscapes: The Bog Revealed/Derryconnell Bog Walk
Durrus Road, Derryconnell, West Cork Durrus Road, Derryconnell, West CorkThis field-based workshop will uncover the hidden wonders of bog ecosystems. Participants will explore the unique biodiversity, ecological functions, and conservation significance of bogs, while exploring the Derreennatra Bog. Through interactive discussion, and specimen observations, attendees will gain an in-depth appreciation of these often-overlooked and under-appreciated landscapes. On this walk you will learn to: ● Understand...
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Explore Your Shore! at Trá Dhearg, Gaoth Dobhair
Tra Derg, Gaoth Dobhair Magheragallan Pier, Machaire Gathlán, Gaoth DobhairWant to find out more about your local rocky shore biodiversity and get involved in monitoring it? Ever wondered what plants and animals live in the water surrounding your local stretch of coastline? Come and join marine biologists, Cat and Dave, from The Sea Collective to find out. Together you will explore the shore around...
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Bee Habitat Demo – Anyone4Science
A91 RC44Learn about the different types of bees that visit your garden. Use this knowledge to make a bee house to help solitary bees thrive in your garden. Suitable for age 9+ (Children must be accompanied by an adult) All materials will be provided. Part of these event may be held outdoors, please come dressed appropriately...
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Curraghchase Forest Park: A Hunt for Dragonflies at the Lake and a Tour of the Arboretum
Curraghchase Forest Park Kilcornan, Co. LimerickThe Limerick Branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust are hosting two events in Curraghchase Forest Park on Saturday 16th May 2026 from 11.00-13.00, in association with Kilcornan Tidy Towns. Attendance is free and no booking is required. A Hunt for Dragonflies at the Lake Learn about the fascinating life cycle of dragonflies while getting up...
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IWT People for Bees at the National Botanic Gardens
Join the Irish Wildlife Trust for a short talk and a walk around the beautiful National Botanic Gardens, where we will learn about the importance of wild Irish bees, what we can do to protect them and how to identify Ireland’s common bumblebees. Discover the fascinating biology of bees as well as how to monitor...
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Citizen Science – Opportunities & Resources
Áislann Chill Chartha Lower Main Street Kilcar Lower Main Street, KilcarJoin us in person to explore cool citizen science projects and resources during National Biodiversity Week! Citizen Science – Opportunities & Resources Join us at Áislann Chill Chartha for an immersive day celebrating the natural wonders of Southwest Donegal! As part of National Biodiversity Week, this free workshop is designed for anyone curious about the wildlife in our...
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Share this event Workshop: Learn to Record Pollinators
Fota House and Gardens Fota House, Arboretum & Gardens, Fota Island, Carrigtwohill, CorkJoin us this Biodiversity Week for a beginner-friendly workshop all about pollinators, set in the beautiful surroundings of Fota House and Gardens. Learn how to carry out a FIT Count (Flower-Insect Timed Count), a simple way to record pollinators and other insects, and discover how to submit your sightings using the NBDC's FIT Count app. This is a great opportunity to get involved in citizen science and...
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What’s In The Wild At Castle Lake
What’s in the wild at Castle Lake features 4 exciting scheduled events. At 12 noon a Guided Kayaking trip on the lake. 1pm All things Flowers 1.45 pm Bird spotting 2.30pm Water testing demo followed by refreshments
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Pollinator Investigation Lab – Anyone4Science
A91 RC44Learn about pollination and why it is necessary for plants to grow and survive. In this workshop children will become Pollinator Investigators and learn how to record their data about the various pollinators in their garden, local park or green space at school. Suitable for age 9+ (Children must be accompanied by an adult) All...
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Environmental Soap Box – Actions for Biodiversity
Ballydehob, Co. Cork Ballydehob, Co. CorkThis workshop is delivered as part of BioFest a two day festival of biodiversity in West Cork. Hear about a variety of community environmental actions and local environmental expertise, including a presentation from local NPWS Wildlife Ranger David Rees. Join in the discussion about taking action for your own community and environment.
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‘Estuaries Uncovered’ Ballydehob Estuary Guided Walk
Bank House Ballydehob, Main St, Ballydehob, Co. Cork Bank House Ballydehob, Main St, Ballydehob, Co. CorkJoin StreamScapes for a guided estuary walk exploring the dynamic and often overlooked world of estuaries, where rivers meet the sea. You will uncover how these unique environments support biodiversity, protect coastlines, and sustain local communities. The session will begin with meeting at the Bank House in Ballydehob, followed by a walk along Ballydehob Estuary...
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Graphic Recording
FeaturedBallydehob, Co. Cork Ballydehob, Co. CorkThis event is delivered as part of BioFest, a two day festival of biodiversity in West Cork. Hazel Hurley will capture the broad conversation about Nature Restoration, community action and public participation to be used as a tool for further community involvement.
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IWT Dublin Branch Bee Walk at the National Botanic Gardens
National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, Dublin 9For Biodiversity Week the Dublin Branch are hosting a walk around the National Botanic Gardens to learn about wild Irish bees. As we explore the Gardens, we will learn about the biology of Irish bees and their importance. Find out how to identify the common Irish bumblebees that you would find in a park or...
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Anja Murray in Conversation
Ballydehob, Co. Cork Ballydehob, Co. CorkThis workshop is delivered as part of BioFest, a two day festival of biodiversity in West Cork. Anja Murray ecologist, writer and journalist in conversation with an audience at Levis's Pub.
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Nature Restoration – the People’s Version
Ballydehob, Co. Cork Ballydehob, Co. CorkThis event is delivered as part of BioFest, a two day festival of biodiversity in West Cork. Join Anja Murray and a local panel with a wide expertise - Madeleine McKeever, Kevin MacNally, Dolf D'Hondt and Kloe Wood - to discuss Nature Restoration, what it means to us and how we can engage with it.
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Omeath BioBlitz
Look for our tent at the Omeath sea shore near the old graveyard. (Sunday 17th May 12 - 3pm) You can safely park your car at the Dolmen Centre across the road (A91 AE08)A BioBlitz is a 24 or 48 hour event to find and record as many of the species in a given area as possible. It is a fun and informal way for members of the public to learn how to record biodiversity, alongside experts. Where: greater Omeath, Co. Louth area When: 17-18 May 2026 What...
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Croom Invasive Species Workshop: Protecting the Maigue Catchment from Invasive Species
Croom Civic Centre 10 Main Street V35 A3C8 Croom Croom Civic Centre 10 Main Street V35 A3C8 Croom, CroomThis workshop will introduce you to the identification of common invasive species found in and along rivers, helping you better understand their impact on freshwater ecosystems. You’ll also learn how scientists assess river health through practical techniques, including kick-sampling to collect and identify aquatic invertebrates which are key indicators of water quality. The session will...
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Explore Your Shore! at Ghleann Cholm Cille
Glencolmcille Beach R263, Doonalt, GlencolmcilleWant to find out more about your local rocky shore biodiversity and get involved in monitoring it? Ever wondered what plants and animals live in the water surrounding your local stretch of coastline? Come and join marine biologists, Cat and Dave, from The Sea Collective to find out. Together you will explore the shore around...
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Meet an ecologist at the Omeath Shore
Look for our tent at the Omeath sea shore near the old graveyard. You can safely park your car at the Dolmen Centre across the road (A91 AE08)Explore local biodiversity and chat about nature, refreshments provided. Goska will be there to show and tell, as well as to provide help with identification and submitting records for Omeath BioBlitz. Where: Omeath, Co. Louth, near the old graveyard. You can safely park your car at the Dolmen Centre across the road (A91 AE08) When:...
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How to Detect Wild Otters
cape clear islandThis workshop is delivered as part of Biofest - a two day festival of biodiversity in West Cork. Join Paddy Sleeman on Cape Clear island to learn about the ways to detect the signs of otters in the wild. Wear suitable outdoor and weather-proof clothing. Numbers for this workshop are limited so booking is essential...
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Croom Guided Angler Walk
Croom Civic Centre 10 Main Street V35 A3C8 Croom Croom Civic Centre 10 Main Street V35 A3C8 CroomJoin us for a guided angler walk focused on protecting our rivers through responsible fishing practices. This session will introduce key biosecurity measures that every angler should follow to help prevent the spread of invasive species. You can learn about the Check, Clean, Dry campaign which are simple but effective steps you can take before...
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(Eco)-systems thinking: enabling biodiversity in a disconnected world
Cuan Beo Cuan Beo Polytunnel, Cloughjordan EcovillageSarah's talk will elicit what life on land requires to outline what constitutes a healthy ecosystem. Sarah will demonstrate the concept of a core area which gets fragmented and gradually taken over by human activities to highlight how we have degraded healthy ecosystems. The talk will finish off with thinking about what we can do;...
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Kildare Wildlife Rescue
The Organic Centre Sraud, Rossinver, IrelandMeet Kildare Wildlife Rescue, a registered charity for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Last year, they repsonded to over 13,000 reports of wildlife in distress. Hear about their work and learn more about how to help our native wildlife.
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Grassland/Habitats and the rare Marsh Fritillary butterfly.
The Organic Centre Sraud, Rossinver, IrelandFind out from Sabine Waniek about Rossinver's semi natural grasslands: its importance as plant and insect habitat and biodiversity, including its significance as home to the rare Marsh Fritillary Butterfly. Learn about how to recognise and to protect them. Sabine is a farmer on a smallholding with a life long interest/passion for flora and fauna....
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Seed Saving Workshop with Anna Brown Big Sky Flowers
Athlone Library, Athlone Civic Centre, Church Street, AthloneSeed Saving Workshop with Anna Brown Big Sky Flowers 📍 Athlone Library, Athlone Civic Centre, Church Street, Athlone 📅 Tuesday 19th May 🕕 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Join Anna Brown of Big Sky Flowers for an introductory seed-saving workshop. Learn simple, practical techniques for collecting and storing seeds from native and garden plants, helping...
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Coastal Management Citizen Science & Seagras
FeaturedGunpowder Room, Charles Fort Kinsale Summer Cove, KinsaleThis event will inform on how our marine area is governed and how to get involved in coastal citizen science initiatives. Emma Armshaw, SWAN Marine & Coastal Policy Officer will present on how European directives connect to the local environment. Bernie Connolly, TEF & Coastwatch Regional Coordinator will highlight Coastwatch Citizen Science activities including the...
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New study into Irelands wildlife.
The Organic Centre Sraud, Rossinver, IrelandJoin Dr Adam F Smith from the UCD laboratory of Wildlife Ecology and Behaviour for an insight into tracking and monitoring Ireland's mammals as part of the Snapshot Europe project, and what it means for conservation and management of our landscapes and biodiversity from overabundant deer to elusive small carnivores.
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Bee Day at Knocksink Wood Nature Reserve
Knocksink Wood Education Centre Knocksink, EnniskerryDid you know there are 100 wild bee species in Ireland? This World Bee Day, join NPWS Wicklow and the Irish Wildlife Trust to meet the bees of Knocksink Wood! From bumbles to miners and beyond, bees lead fascinating and varied lives from our back gardens to the wildest habitats. Take a stroll from the...