***FURTHER UPDATE*** Effective period for the high fire risk extended to 1200hrs on 12/06/2023 As a result of this high fire risk & in the interest of safety, camping is prohibited. All visitors walking in the Wild Nephin National Park should register here: https://campingwildnephin.com/register/ ***UPDATE*** Effective period for the high fire risk has been extended
On Sunday June 11th, join Clean Coasts and Wild Nephin National Park for talks on marine litter and coastal ecology along the Claggan Mountain Coastal Trail. In June this year, Clean Coasts also celebrates its 20th birthday! We can’t think of a better way to mark this special occasion than by doing something to protect
The National Parks and Wildlife Service has appealed to the public not to light fires or barbecues in public places. The National Parks and Wildlife Service has increased ground crews on fire patrol and has ramped up aerial monitoring with helicopters and drones. Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage Darragh O’Brien TD advised: “If
It’s that time of year again – from Thursday June 1st our FREE National Park Shuttle Bus is back up and running between Westport and Bangor-Erris with multiple stops along the way. Running from Tuesday to Saturday for June, July and August, this will tie in with our Wild Child Clubs on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Looking for something to do this weekend? If you are, why not venture to the Ballycroy Visitor Centre at Wild Nephin National Park. We will be hosting a BioBlitz on Saturday May 27th, looking to record the variety of species on the grounds of the Visitor Centre. Recording sheets and identification charts and books will
***UPDATE*** Effective period for the high fire risk has been extended to 1800hrs on 06/06/2023. A Condition Orange – High Fire Risk has been issued with the warning effective from 1500hrs on 24/05/2023 and due to expire at 1800hrs on 29/05/2023. However, with all these warnings it is possible that this period could be extended.
On May 24th we will be celebrating European Day of Parks with a mindfulness themed walk in the Nephin Forest. Our day starts off at 10am at the car park at the Letterkeen Trailhead, from where we will start our 5km hike. We will take our mindfulness journey, reconnecting with the natural world on the
Biodiversity Week is running from May 19th to May 28th. To celebrate we will be hosting a number of events at Wild Nephin National Park, as well as taking part in some community events. Bog Plant BioBlitz On Sunday 21st between 2 and 4pm we will be doing a Bog Plant BioBlitz at the Ballycroy
Did you know that invasive non-native species are one of the top five drivers of global biodiversity loss and cost the Irish economy €2.6 million a year, and can even harm our health? You can help us to protect our environment and wildlife by taking part in Invasive Species Week which kicks off today! For
We are delighted to be teaming up with Corncrake Life and Belmullet Tidy Towns again in 2023 for what is now the annual Midnight Corncrake Tour! The event will take place on June 2nd in Belmullet starting at 8pm. The evening will include a talk at Áras Inis Gluaire by Liam Loftus, Corncrake Life & Ciaran Reaney,