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Find out about the Iveragh Ambassador Programme - co-marketing outdoor experiences for the off season visitor

Celebrating Women in Science - Sharing the story of Ellen Hutchins, Ireland's first female botanist (1785 - 1815)

Learn about the fascinating plants that live on Iveragh's blanket bogs.

Learn about Iveragh's unique blanket bogs, how they shape the Irish landscape and are vitally important for biodiversity.

Read about pioneer marine biologist Maude Delap and her study of the science of plankton

Read about self-taught scientist Maude Delap and her pioneering study of the science of jellyfish

Meadows, farmland, biodiversity, ancient woodlands and whales - read about the events we co-hosted as part of National Heritage Week 2022

Visitor survey for developing a sustainable tourism strategy for the Iveragh peninsula in Kerry, Ireland and Llŷn peninsula, Wales.

Bringing back meadows to a historic meteorological observatory. Calum Sweeney and Fiach Byrne Figure 1. Westwood house at Valentia...

Jellyfish might not be the most charismatic ocean animals, but they are a natural and important part of life in the Celtic and Irish Sea

Plankton refers to the multitudes of living creatures which drift and float throughout the oceans. Read all about this fascinating species.

In 2022, National Biodiversity Week Ireland runs from Friday 13th to Sunday 22nd of May.

As I sit down to write this, the COP26 climate summit is underway in Glasgow. Hundreds of diplomats from around the world have assembled - f