(1) Volunteer on a seabird project
There's plenty of opportunity & several different ways you can get involved with many of BirdWatch Ireland's seabird projects. This might include:
As a voluntary organisation, the financial support we receive from our members is vital. It By becoming a member today, you can help us in our work and make a real difference to wildlife in Ireland.
There's plenty of opportunity & several different ways you can get involved with many of BirdWatch Ireland's seabird projects. This might include:
- Helping out with censusing & productivity monitoring at a seabird colony (not as hard as it sounds!).
- Spending a few hours as a relief warden at the Kilcoole Little Tern colony.
- Signing up to do a Seatrack survey.
- Lending a hand in the office with data entry from any of the above projects.
Please feel free to contact us if you wish to get involved in any way shape or form!
(2) Become a member of BirdWatch Ireland |
| Volunteers making shelters for Little Tern chicks at Kilcoole © Niall Keogh |
As a voluntary organisation, the financial support we receive from our members is vital. It By becoming a member today, you can help us in our work and make a real difference to wildlife in Ireland.
Membership runs for one year from the date of enrolement & all members will receive:
- Wings, our full-colour quarterly magazine, packed with fascinating articles, photos, bird ID features, competitions & much more.
- A free Garden Bird pack, full of information on how to attract, feed and identify birds.
- Access to the hundreds of events held each year by our network of up to 30 local Branches all over Ireland, including talks, slideshows and guided birdwatching outings, all with experts on hand to help members learn more about our feathered friends - all free of charge and suitable for all ages.
- A special free gift to help you get the most out of birdwatching.
Become a member here: http://bit.ly/9mpWyb
Sign up for our free monthly email update, e-Wings (packed full of information on news & events) here: http://bit.ly/b5GjTK
Or like our Facebook page which is always buzzing with pictures, birding tips & sightings: http://www.facebook.com/BirdWatchIreland
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| BirdWatch Ireland branch outing to the Bray Head seabird colony © Paul Smith |
