The beautiful landscapes and habitats of Northern Ireland are home to some fantastic wildlife. You can soak up views of waterbirds, barn owls, red squirrels and maybe a pine marten at some of our nature reserves. We can guarantee you a scenic walk at all of them. If you look up, you might see a red kite soaring overhead – we're bringing these majestic birds of prey back to our skies as part of our work in Northern Ireland.
3 May 2012 This year the RSPB celebrates 20 years of field teaching in Northern Ireland. During that time, learning in ‘outdoor classrooms’ has become more and more critical for children who increasingly spend more of their free time indoors in front of the TV or computer. |  |
30 April 2012 A pair of White-tailed Eagles has been confirmed nesting near Mountshannon in County Clare - the first documented nesting attempt for the species in Ireland in over 100 years. | ) |
23 April 2012 The colony of terns at RSPB’s Belfast’s Window on Wildlife is one of the most accessible in the UK and Ireland. These islands are excellently placed for great views and more importantly, perfect nesting sites for these birds who are literally the star terns in the summer months. |  |
Northern Ireland Headquarters
Belvoir Park Forest
Belfast
BT8 7QT
Tel: 028 9049 1547