Links

BirdWatch Ireland Branch Websites

The following BirdWatch Ireland branches have their own websites, covering local birdwatching and conservation activities.

• Clare Branch
• Cork (West) Branch
• Dublin: Fingal Branch
• Dublin: South Branch
• Dublin: Tolka Branch
• Galway Branch
• Mayo Branch
• Sligo Branch
• Tipperary Branch
• Waterford Branch
• Wexford Branch

For more information on BirdWatch Ireland branches around Ireland, please click here

Other Links

• Bird Atlas 2007-2011: mapping the birds of Ireland and Britain.
• Irish Rare Birds Committee: maintains the list of birds recorded in the Republic of Ireland.
• Wexford Wildfowl Reserve: One of Ireland's finest bird reserves, managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service and owned in partnership with BirdWatch Ireland.
• BirdLife International
• Department of Agriculture and Food
• The Heritage Council
• National Parks and Wildlife Service
• University College Cork
• Garden Biodiversity Competition in association with Corrin Hill Ice Cream
• British Trust for Ornithology
• Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB): the BirdLife Partner in the UK
• Scottish Ornithologists' Club (SOC): Scotland's national bird club
• Ogólnopolskie Towarzystwo Ochrony Ptaków (OTOP): the BirdLife Partner organisation in Poland
• Latvijas Ornitologijas Biedriba (LOB): the BirdLife Partner organisation in Latvia
• Wildlife Extra: the online wildlife magazine for those who like wildlife news and watching wildlife
• Biology.ie: submit your records of animals and plants from around Ireland.
• www.heritageknowhow.ie: an innovative and accessible toolkit to help individuals and communities to protect and enhance their local heritage.
• Irish Mammal Survey: an online survey aiming to assertain the current, and past, distribution of mammals, amphibians and reptiles in Ireland.
• Cabragh Wetlands Trust: volunteer group dedicated to conservation, education and recreation at the Cabragh Wetlands in Co. Tipperary.
• South East Birds of Prey Rescue Centre: this is a charity specialising in the rescue and rehabilitation of wild birds of prey.
• Birding on Wheels: blog by Yoke Daams on disabled birding in Ireland.