Tydavnet GWS source protection project litter pick on Sliabh Beagh - a crisp packet from 2017 - despite 5 years it is still near perfect. These can take up to 80 years to decompose. A risk to the environmental, social, economic, and cultural value of the blanket bog. @nfgws
Community Mapping in St Patrick's Aughindarragh, Co Tyrone - more of the important Sliabh Beagh places recalled and mapped. Thanks to everyone for their valuable input.
In advance of our final Community Mapping event in in St Patrick's Aughindarragh school, Augher, Co Tyrone BT77 0ET on Thursday 13th October at 7.30pm. Here's some information on old field names from the School's Heritage Collection 1938. https://t.co/74iJ0zFnIT
Our recent closing celebration event was a great success, and the video of all the speakers is now on our YouTube channel. A huge amount of info covering our 6 yrs of work is summed up here and it's time stamped so you find exactly what you want to see. https://t.co/f0Cz6REEa4
Francis McCarron, Monaghan Libraries Storyteller in Residence will deliver this event, and the first of these mapping events will be in Clara Hall on Thursday 29th September 2022 at 7.30pm, please come along and share your piece of local heritage, all welcome.
We are delighted to have won a RÉALTA excellence and innovation award from @DeptHousingIRL for our Wild Atlantic Nature Results-Based Payment Scheme pilot programme 😊
Thanks to everyone involved 😀
The Fury River flows down from Sliabh Beagh blanket bog, feeds the River Blackwater, and eventually Lough Neagh. It's on the route of Sunday's walk. 4 lakes are also on the route, including Lough More the source of our neighbouring Truagh Water Scheme. #everydropcounts
As September nears, Tydavnet GWS source protection project continues on Sliabh Beagh. Stage 4 involves a community litter lift and guided walk. There will also be a community mapping event with Francis McCarron - all events to increase awareness of the importance of our bog.
👇👇👇 Checkout this video from @WatersProgramme about a wetland most Irish people have never heard of
Sliabh Beagh
It's the story of a cross border site and the good work taking place. Including the innovative conservation work of the @theCANNproject
https://t.co/SKG986ZIzj
EE TRAINING OPEN FOR REGISTRATION 🌊
‘Understanding & Caring for our #Waterways’ is a hands-on free training programme open to all (18+)
Register for Online Intro Mon 29th Aug 7-8pm https://t.co/E8xMfN5WoM
Register interest for the Course days at https://t.co/1IFlvbaZy2
This is the story of the Sliabh Beagh cross-border upland area, its value to people and nature, and how, by working together, a community can tackle local and global challenges of biodiversity loss, water quality and climate change. https://t.co/R3Uo0gYLYw
An enjoyable day out with a great group of folks to celebrate #WaterHeritageDay and @HeritageWeek. We marked it with a viewing of a new #LAWPRO doc and bus tour showcasing the immense value of the Sliabh Beagh area to north #Monaghan and the #UlsterBlackwater catchment.🏞️💧
The heritage and history of our area has been shaped by Sliabh Beagh blanket bog. We all benefit from having good quality water,caring for this resource must also be part of our future. https://t.co/IPvYYLOkpr