The volunteers work on a number of projects and have many more in sight in order to make a valuable impact.
Dry Stone Walling
There are hundreds of miles of dry stone walls in the Burren. These are both functional and of massive cultural heritage importance.
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Archaeological survey work
The Burren has a higher density of archaeology than anywhere else in Ireland – this has to be both recorded and preserve into the future.
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Scrub management
Hazel scrub is having major effect on both the biodiversity and the archaeology of the region, it is a major conservation issue.
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Species monitoring
The Burren has the more butterflies and other pollinators than anywhere else in Ireland, by identifying what exists helps how it can be conserved into the future.
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Landscape management
High tourism level and others challenges are having an impact on the landscape, the volunteers are working to do something about it.
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Invasive species
The high rate of biodiversity in the Burren relies of a management of invasive species that might effect this.
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