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

An 8-year-old schoolboy from West Belfast has stumbled upon a groundbreaking discovery – the first-ever water stick insect recorded in Northern Ireland.  

A pair of barn owls in Co Down have welcomed an extremely late winter brood – one of the latest recorded in Northern Ireland to date.

A ground-breaking environmental partnership involving local social housing provider Choice Housing and the Northern Ireland conservation charity, Ulster Wildlife, has been announced.

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Belfast Harbour, in partnership with Ulster Wildlife, has installed an oyster nursery in the port to help restore the native population of the species, improve water quality and boost marine…

Yesterday, leading wildlife organisations, including Ulster Wildlife, published a landmark State of Nature 2023 report. It shows that nature is continuing to decline at an alarming rate across…

Over 25 conservation cattle have been fitted with cutting-edge GPS collars at Slievenacloy Nature Reserve, in the Belfast Hills, to help restore this designated grassland site and boost…

A pair of ospreys have bred at a confidential nest site in County Fermanagh – a first in Ireland for more than 200 years.

An increasingly rare breeding bird has returned to a Co Down fen this year, following restoration efforts by Ulster Wildlife to help bring nature back.