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Ongoing Projects

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.
More on…dry stone walling

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.
More on…archaeological survey work

Scrub management

Hazel scrub is having major effect on both the biodiversity and the archaeology of the region, it is a major conservation issue.
More on…scrub management

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.
More on…species monitoring

Landscape management

High tourism level and others challenges are having an impact on the landscape, the volunteers are working to do something about it.
More on…landscape management

Invasive species

The high rate of biodiversity in the Burren relies of a management of invasive species that might effect this.
More on…Invasive species

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The BurrenBeo Trust is an Irish charitable company limited by guarantee. Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20061494.
Glebe House, Glebe Road, Kinvara, County Galway, H91 C3X2, Ireland. Email [email protected]. Telephone 091 638 096

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