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Strangford Lough Working Holiday
Last week, we were very fortunate to be joined by 13 visitors on a National Trust Working Holiday. Most of these individuals had never been to Northern Ireland before, so Strangford Lough was certainly a good place to explore first. … Continue reading
Posted in Ballyquintin, Darragh, Habitat Management, litter, Nugent's Wood, Working Holiday
Tagged Ballyhenry Island, Ballyquintin Farm, Chapel Island, conservation, Darragh Island, dry stone walling, Fencing, Grassland management, habitat management, Konik ponies, Litter, National Trust, national trust volunteers, Nugent's Wood, Scrub removal, Strangford Loch, Strangford Lough, Tree planting, Volunteers, woodland management
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Put “Trust” in your New Year’s Resolutions
It’s January again so it must be time to make those New Year’s resolutions. We promise ourselves the same things every year: “I want to get healthy by taking regular exercise, perhaps loose a bit of weight, get out and … Continue reading
25 years and still growing
Our local Volunteer Group had its first outing in 1987. Over the following 25 years, the group has been very active, with hundreds of dedicated volunteers carrying out some fantastic projects all over the country. Trees have been planted, hedges … Continue reading
Mud, Sweat and Volunteers 