Habitat Protection on Lough Neagh
Lough Neagh Partnership Rangers protect the habitat of Lough Neagh and its shoreline. Ciara Laverty talks about the importance of the biodiversity of Lough Neagh and its shoreline.
She discusses the importance of Lough Neagh Partnership’s monitoring work and the protection of the habitat that nests in the reeds and on the peatlands.
Peter Kearns talks about scrub clearance and the seasonal removal of invasive species in the wet woodland.
He also emphasises the importance of surveying the species that choose to make Lough Neagh their home.
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The wealth and value of biodiversity around Lough Neagh
In this short film, Ciara Laverty of Lough Neagh Partnership explains why year-round monitoring of the habitat on Lough Neagh and its shoreline is so important.
What work is being done?
In this short film, Peter Kearns of Lough Neagh Partnership explains how the Partnership is protecting the habitat of Lough Neagh. It’s a year-round labour of love!