While the world keeps breaking climate records, the conversation around farming keeps breaking logic. Farmers are told to cut herds to save the planet yet still produce cheap food to feed it,…

Bringing nature back is a task that requires action from community engagement, academia, conservation efforts and many other parts of our society. Read the stories of four young, unsung…

Ulster Wildlife members are conservation heroes who are helping to bring nature back. Learn more about their experiences with wildlife and why protecting nature is important to them.

Working with people, as Volunteer Coordinator at Ulster Wildlife, is so rewarding - matching volunteers, and the skills they bring, to the key areas of conservation need.

During Volunteers' Week 2025, we’re celebrating the incredible impact of our dedicated volunteers. Join me to meet four of the hundreds of incredible volunteers who give their time so…

Peatlands are one of Northern Ireland’s most valuable natural landscapes, playing a crucial role in tackling climate change and supporting biodiversity. Yet, with over 80% of our peatlands in a…

As her 18-month traineeship draws to a close, Jessica Halpin reflects on her journey as a Nature Reserves Assistant at Bog Meadows Nature Reserve. From memorable experiences to personal highlights…

Lykka, aged 14, from Germany talks about volunteering with our Peatlands Team at An Creagán for three weeks during her family summer holiday to Ireland.

It’s Trustees' Week – a time to celebrate the incredible contributions of our board members, like Ciarán, and the difference they are making for the environment. Here, Ciarán shares his…

This summer marked another milestone in our mission to restore native oysters across Northern Ireland. At our three nursery sites - Belfast Harbour, Bangor Marina, and Glenarm Marina - we’re…