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2022 Annual Report
We are delighted to share our 2022 Annual Report with all the facts, figures and stories of what we have been up to during the last year (Visit: https://burrenbeo.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Annual-Report-2022-sm.pdf…). We are looking forward to an exciting year ahead, continuing to build on all our work programmes in 2023. Our previous Annual Reports are archived at […]
Burrenbeo are seeking additional Directors
Give back to the community by sharing your expertise with a dynamic and growing non-profit organisation. Burrenbeo are seeking additional voluntary Directors for their Board. In particular we are looking to fill two profiles; Director with a legal background and a Director with general experience and interest in the area of our work. For […]
We are hiring!
Burrenbeo Trust is looking for a part time Heritage Keepers Officer to support our national place-based learning programme. The Burrenbeo Trust is a non-profit organisation striving to connect people to their places and their role in caring for them through conservation, education, information provision, advocacy and research. As part of the Burrenbeo Trust team, the […]
Heritage Keepers now open for Applications
Burrenbeo Trust were recently at Oranmore Boys National School to celebrate the launch of the national Heritage Keepers programme. After a successful pilot in 2022, Heritage Keepers has expanded to include more schools and communities in 2023. Heritage Keepers is a free programme for schools, youth groups or communities that will enable them to work […]
New mini woodlands to be planted for ‘Hare’s Corners’ all around Co. Clare
7,200 native trees including 1800 saplings of the endangered Burren pine were distributed to selected landowners in Co.Clare as part of The Hare’s Corner – a new community-led ecological restoration project
Burrenbeo Trust Annual Report 2021
The Burrenbeo Trust has published its annual report for 2021. Please visit BurrenbeoAnnualReport2021 for an overview of the work carried out by us in 2021 in education, advocacy, outreach, active conservation, research and information provision.
The Hare’s Corner: A new pilot project in Co. Clare to help landowners make a little more space for nature – by creating mini-woodlands, ponds, and orchards on their land
On Monday 23rd of August, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Senator Pippa Hackett joined members of local charity, Burrenbeo Trust, some local farmers, representatives of Clare County Council
Six Co.Galway communities share their Biodiversity Plans
Well done to the six communities in East and South County Galway who have completed their local biodiversity plans! We are proud to publish them on our Galway Community Biodiversity Training page and hope they will inspire other communities to follow in their footsteps. These plans are a culmination of the Community Biodiversity Training which […]
Burrenbeo Trust seeks support to help restore an ‘almost lost’ native pine tree to the Burren
We are excited to announce the launch of ‘The Burren Pine Project‘ , a new initiative that gives individuals and businesses the opportunity to help restore the native pine tree which once dominated the Burren landscape, but is now on the brink of extinction, to the region. The beautiful Pinus sylvestris, thought to have died out […]