Did you know that banned, highly toxic pesticides are still being used to kill protected birds of prey in NI? Since 2009, 64 confirmed birds of prey have been illegally poisoned in NI, including 13 red kites and two white-tailed eagles which were found dead last year. (1/3)

Big shout out to Marsh Lane Harriers who I adopted as pacers for a big part of Manchester marathon. Got me round the first 18 or so miles in good form, kept me relaxed and well looked after. I:d love to buy a t-shirt and represent from Ireland. DM me!

Very tough day for Ulster Wildlife today as we said goodbye to our CEO. Support from our environmental colleagues has been overwhelming and all the messages a lovely tribute to an irreplaceable force for nature. Stopped on the way home for a quiet moment in the bluebells

Our online book of condolence is now open for anyone who knew Jennifer Fulton, the CEO of Ulster Wildlife who passed away suddenly last week. If you would like to share words of condolence and support with her family, you can do so here: rememberancebook.net/book/jennifer-…

Caught a couple of 'rare' birds on the Merlin app at Slievenacloy Nature Reserve today. Beautiful site packed full of wildflowers, butterflies & birds (and a handful of cows). Ulster Wildlife #LeaveNoTrace

Local photographer Sam Lamont captured this stunning photo of the aurora over Isle of Muck Nature Reserve last Friday night 😍 Were you lucky enough to spot the spectacle in the sky last weekend?

Such a display of Early purple orchids & Bluebells at Sheskinmore, #Donegal #wildflowerhour

One of my favourite places to have visited in Dublin. An irreplaceable bit of heritage lost. Devastating

Everyone at Ulster Wildlife is deeply saddened at the news of the passing of Joe Breen yesterday, following a short illness. Joe brought a wealth of marine science expertise to his role as a Board Member of Ulster Wildlife and was an extremely committed champion for nature. (1/2)

Welcome news for #LoughNeagh. 20 actions will now be implemented with a further 17, which require Executive approval, hopefully signed off imminently.  Nature is in crisis & Lough Neagh requires decisive & effective action to put it on the road to recovery which could take years

Species rich hay #meadow season in #Fermanagh. Despite Agri-environment measures meadows are still in decline. This one is extra special. Cut and 'rucked' by hand Ulster Wildlife Giles Knight Stephen Trew #hnvfarming

We're seeking a CEO with an excellent track record in strategic leadership who can deliver on our strategy to 'bring nature back'. A persuasive and influential advocate, comfortable in front of a range of audiences and a motivating leader of people 👉 loom.ly/S31WrsA

Over the last 3 years, 858 hectares of #Fermanagh's lost species-rich grasslands have been surveyed by our Environmental Farming Scheme facilitators. Now, 60% qualify for agri-env payments, ensuring they are managed and safeguarded for the future 👉loom.ly/z-3CCMw🌸🦋

I was lucky enough to do this crazy thing at the weekend. This article covers it all pretty well! Experience of a lifetime #marathonpourtous #paris #ParisOlympics2024 self.com/story/marathon…

Is this as good as it seems? First endorsed SFI action now available defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/2024/08/19/fir…

A lot of farmers I meet who farm in a traditional or close-to-nature way feel their approach isn't as valid as those who pursue productivity. Can we give them a model to look up? Irish Farmers Journal

West #fermanagh looking its best today in the sunshine for Ulster Wildlife and EFS farmers to show off #hnv #grassland to Louise Cullen

Exciting news! 🦋 Together with BC Northern Ireland we've discovered a new breeding site for the endangered marsh fritillary butterfly near Black Bog SAC in the South Sperrins! We're now working with local landowners to protect this vital habitat to ensure its survival for years to come💚

The west Fermanagh meadows are clinging on to summer with the purple flowers of devil's bit scabious, but too cold for any butterflies for Nicola Weir Ulster Wildlife visit

🌱 #Fermanagh #farmers are leading the way on #wildlife protection thanks to Ulster Wildlife - on #Countryside this week Nicola Weir went to meet #Garrison farmer and vet, Brian Keown, who is raising suckler #cows on his species rich grassland. 🎧 Listen now BBC Sounds