Breeding Waders News Today

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12 curlew chicks hatch at Fota Wildlife Park - 29 May 2024

When capable of flying, the birds will be released back into their native habitats.

The Breeding Waders EIP aims to secure existing wader populations at key sites, and to support population recovery

The latest call for the next round of projects funded under the EIP programme has been announced today, including two new project themes.

EIP calls announced for animal welfare and gender balance - 24 April 2024

€110m fund for rivers approved by Government - 28 February 2024

Waders are among the most threatened of all breeding birds in Ireland, with six in the red list of birds of conservation concern: curlew, lapwing, dunlin, golden plover, redshank, and snipe

Some 73pc of current forestry applications need further assessment to ensure the sites meet the stringent rules of the new Forestry Programme, while the Department of Agriculture is looking to spend €9m on ecology services to assist in implementing the scheme.

Curlew here. aha, in the season, there wouldnt be a curlew here-— in the season, there wouldnt be a curlew here. a proect to save them is lookin: curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. _ curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. now, _ curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. now, chicks - curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. now, chicks that were ringed a couple of years ago are starting to breed. the trust is hailing the suppor...