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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What’s in the Wild at Castle Lake
An afternoon of planned events at Castle Lake including kayaking trips, talk on flowers, bird spotting, and a water testing demonstration.
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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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Future Ancestor Festival
R14 DK33 Athy Library, AthyFlowing with the Spirit of the Barrow... 🌊 Blueway Art Studio and Doras na Feasa Collective are proud to present the Future Ancestor Athy Festival. Join us at Athy Library on 16 May to mark the beginning of National Biodiversity Week. Immerse yourself in a day where community, heritage and biodiversity meet, featuring eco-workshops, art...
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Eco-Print Workshop
Ballydehob, Co. Cork Ballydehob, Co. CorkThis workshop is delivered as part of BioFest a two day festival of biodiversity in West Cork. A card printing workshop focusing on local biodiversity using recycled cardboard with hand made and water-based inks. Places limited so booking is essential.
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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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Clonakilty Bicycle Festival’s Timoleague Estuary Biodiversity & Supper Cycle
Join us on a celebratory cycle from Clonakilty to Timoleague where we will enjoy our the beautiful Timoleague Abbey & surrounding bay which is fed by the Argideen river before heading to an option early supper at Monk's Lane. Clochan Uisce (our local river group) will fill us in on the importance and current health...
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Planting for a changing climate in Navan Library
Navan Library, C15 RW31 Railway Street, Navan Co.Discover the best plants to help reduce flooding, reduce maintenance and create spaces that look good and are great for biodiversity.
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Biodiversity gardening for wildlife
A63XT67 Newcastle village, Co wicklowGardening for wildlife
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Biodiversity Walk, Tig Feirme Gleann Loic
V92YD37 Glanlick, County KerryThe Irish Agroforestry Forum is inviting you to a farm walk on the beautiful Dingle peninsula on Saturday the 16th of May 2026 @ 2pm. Come and explore the biodiversity on a working Sheep Farm overlooking the Atlantic coast and Blasket Islands. We will explore the farm guided by our host Pádraig who has spent...
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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: Bee Walk at the National Botanic Gardens
National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, Dublin 9For Biodiversity Week the Dublin Branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust 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...
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Crann Guided Walk Tullamore Lloyd Town Park & Talk in Library
Lloyd Town Park, Tullamore, Co. Offaly 7, 9 Cormac St, Kilcruttin, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, TullamoreCrann – Trees for Ireland Directors, PJ Fitzpatrick and Diarmuid McAree, in collaboration with Offaly Climate and Biodiversity Action Group and Tullamore Tidy Towns are hosting a FREE guided walk at Tullamore Lloyd Town Park followed by a Talk at Tullamore Library for National Biodiversity Week. It will incorporate tree identification, forest ecology and forest...
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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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Wild for Clonbur
F12 T9P7 Clonbur Community Centre, ClonburJoin us for the launch of a new wildlife and nature initiative for Clonbur, including a biodiversity action plan – with a landmark exhibition open from 6-9 pm, and a Q&A from local wildlife photographer Shay Doran at 8 pm. Clonbur Cloghbrack Community Council is launching a dedicated group to celebrate, support and enhance the...
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Biodiversity Week 2026 | Abbeyleix Bat Walk
abbeyleix Church of Ireland, AbbeyleixJoin us in Abbeyleix for an evening bat walk starting at the church, where bats are known to roost in the belfry. Discover these fascinating nocturnal creatures as we explore their habitat and listen for their calls. Experience the peace of the night and experience our nocturnal mammals in flight, with a guided bat walk...
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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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Dawn Chorus at Brú na Bóinne National Park
Brú na Bóinne National Park, Dowth Netterville Institute, Netterville House, DowthVisit Brú na Bóinne National Park in the early hours to celebrate National Biodiversity Week with a Dawn Chorus. Led by Birdwatch Ireland Meath Branch and supported by Meath County Council and the National Parks and Wildlife Service, come along and listen to what will hopefully be a rich melody of bird song before the...
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Dawn Chorus at Carrickgollogan
Carrickgollogan Woods https://share.google/kPsrA23Hbz7s6U665With the Dublin Mountains Partnership. Meet at Carrickgollogan Forest, 5.00am Across the globe, the dawn chorus of birds welcomes the day as birds stake their territory and call for mates over the airwaves. Experience birdsong and sunrise to start your Sunday with a short climb through woods and uplands to the summit of Carrickgollogan, and...
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Dawn Chorus canoeing with ‘Adventure Gently’ .
The Organic Centre Sraud, Rossinver, IrelandGlide across morning waters of Lough Melvin beside the Organic Centre, as the sun rises and the landscape fills with birdsong. This peaceful early morning paddle offers a front row seat to the dawn chorus, with plenty of moments to pause, listen, and take in the magic of wildlife waking up around you. Meeting spot...
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Ringing and Monitoring of Dublin’s Birds
D11 T62V Main pond between Scribblestown Lane and River Road, Tolka Valley Park, Dublin, IrelandJoin the Irish Midlands Ringing Group to see how birds are weighed, measured and have identification rings fitted. Please register for this event, and drop in anytime between 8.30am - 11.30am. Organised by Biodiversity Team, Dublin City Council. Registration link: www.eventbrite.com/cc/national-biodiversity-week-2026-4829583
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Drogheda to Sonairte Cycle for Biodiversity Week
A92 D9XH Sonairte, JulianstownOn Sunday May 17th Drogheda Cycling Group is cycling from Drogheda to Sonairte in Laytown to mark Bike Week and Biodiversity Week. Sonairte is an interactive visitor centre promoting ecological awareness and sustainable living. It's based in beautiful old stone farm buildings on the banks of the River Nanny. While there we will be treated...
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Biodiversity field trip
Devil's Chimney Devil's Chimney walking trail, Glencar, Co. SligoWhere we are after 20 years of our journey to protect and increase the biodiversity on our land, encompassing mixed broadleaf woodland, upland grasslands, hedgerows and ponds. We will be accompanied by ecologists Dr Hagen and Jasmin O'Neill. Open to all. Sturdy walking shoes required. Moderate level of fitness. Restricted parking.
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Guided Woodland Wander at Ballinakelly Wood with the Native Woodland Trust (Carlow)
Ballinakelly Wood Ballinakelly Woodland Reserve, Burtonhall DemesneFree guided woodland walk for Biodiversity Week: explore ancient trees, wildlife and folklore with the Native Woodland Trust in Ballinakelly 🌳 Native Woodland Wander Guided Woodland Walk for Biodiversity Week Celebrate National Biodiversity Week 2026 with a guided walk through one of Ireland’s most precious native woodlands. Join the Native Woodland Trust for a family‑friendly wander through Ballinakelly Wood, Burton...
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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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Leave No Trace Awareness Day
Dowra Fire Station, Main St, Dowra, Co. Cavan Dowra Resource Station, Main St, Dowra, Co. CavanGuided by an experienced Leave No Trace trainer, this engaging one‑day programme offers six hours of hands‑on, interactive learning, perfect for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of our environment, its biodiversity and how to care for it responsibly. The course explores simple, practical ways to protect Ireland’s natural heritage as we head into...
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Cape Clear Ferry – Exploring the WIldlife of Roaringwater Bay and Islands
Baltimore Baltimore Ferry Terminal, BaltimoreThis event is delivered as part of Biofest, a two day festival of biodiversity in West Cork. Join us and those with extensive experience on the Cape Clear ferry for a 2 hour trip to explore the Roaringwater Bay and Islands Special Area of Conservation and maybe see some of the protected wildlife - Grey...
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Mount Allen Farm Biodiversity Walk Co Roscommon 2026
N41 D288 MOUNTALLEN, DRUMSHANBOThis is a listing for one of Talamh Beo’s Farm Walks for National Biodiversity Week 2026: Mount Allen Farm Biodiversity Walk Co Roscommon Talamh Beo has organised a very exciting line up of 14 Farm Walks for National Biodiversity Week 2026 which takes place all across the country from 15th-24th May. These walks are with...