Water quality in Northern Ireland is in crisis, with alarming implications for both nature and society, according to local nature conservation charity Ulster Wildlife.  

Ulster Wildlife, in partnership with the An Creagán Centre, is leading a major peatland restoration programme at Haughey’s Bog in County Tyrone – and is inviting the public to get involved in a…

As peatland restoration efforts across Northern Ireland continue to expand, over 30 local contractors and restoration practitioners have gained vital hands-on training to support this critical…

Farmers and landowners from the Ulster Farmers' Union joined us at Cuilcagh Mountain recently to explore the environmental and societal benefits of effective peatland management, from…

A report published today reveals the striking results of a National Lottery Heritage Fund £5 million Nextdoor Nature programme which enabled Ulster Wildlife to work with seven communities across…

We are delighted to announce that Dawn Miskelly has been appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer of Ulster Wildlife, Northern Ireland’s largest local nature conservation charity.

Five young people from Greater Belfast have become the first to receive Ulster Wildlife's new AQA Level 2 Certificate in Facilitating Nature-Based Activities for Wellbeing.

A stunning new mosaic, crafted by a dedicated group of nature-loving women known as the ‘Meadow Ladies,’ has been revealed at Bog Meadows Nature Reserve this week.

A landmark report published today by a coalition of nature charities provides the first estimate of the carbon stored in seabed habitats in the Irish Sea and along the Welsh Coast. 

More communities in West Belfast are set to benefit from the health and well-being benefits of connecting with nature and wildlife thanks to funding from the National Lottery Community Fund.