170 Landowners Join Program to Protect Endangered Birds in Ireland

A program in Ireland has seen 170 landowners commit over 2,300 hectares of land to active conservation management, focusing on protecting important ecosystems for breeding waders and other endangered birds.

23 Feb, 13:14 — 23 Feb, 13:14

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170 landowners with over 2,300 hectares of land join programme to protect endangered birds

The 2,340 hectares now under active conservation management represent some of the most important ecosystems for breeding waders.

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170 Landowners Join Program to Protect Endangered Birds in Ireland

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170 landowners with over 2,300 hectares of land join programme to protect endangered birds

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