Tuesday 4th August 2015 Don’t Mow, Let it Grow! – Have your say on short V long! This is a new project is aiming to challenge our desire for neat and tidy mown grass. Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council in partnership with Transport NI and … [Read more...]
Bats Bio-recording Project
Bats are shy and unobtrusive animals, seen only in the dim light at dusk. Their wings make them look bigger than they really are, and as they swoop down after insects, people may sometimes feel uneasy. Just not knowing much about them leads to … [Read more...]
Red Squirrel
The native Red Squirrel is one of our most iconic and best-loved mammals, it is small and delicate with a deep red coat, bushy tail and tufted ears. Coniferous woodland has now become their refuge from the invading Grey Squirrel, and it is this … [Read more...]
Our Summer Visitor, the Basking Shark
The North Coast is lucky enough to play host to the majestic basking sharks, which can be seen in Northern Irish waters from April to September. This shark gets its name because it is most often seen feeding near the surface of the sea and appears … [Read more...]
Swifts
Swifts are those dark coloured streamlined birds with long pointed wings, which speed and scream over the rooftops of our buildings in the summer. They are with us for just 3-4 months each year, bringing drama and excitement to our streets and … [Read more...]
Open your own butterfly cafe
Many of us enjoy watching butterflies flitting from flower to flower on sunny days, the peacock, meadow brown and speckled wood to name but a few. But have you ever thought about creating your own butterfly garden? It couldn’t be easier. By … [Read more...]
