The
RSPB in Northern Ireland intends to improve the habitat on White Island South on
the Lower Lough Erne Islands Reserve to make them more attractive for breeding
wading birds, particularly curlew. The
habitat improvement will take the form of cutting and removing scrub and mature
trees including ash, alder, willow, blackthorn, hawthorn and bramble and
subsequent treatment of stumps.
This
habitat management work is part of the larger Lough Erne Landscape Partnership Project
(LELP) where RSPBNI is working in partnership with numerous natural and built
heritage organisations and community groups to improve conditions for wading
birds, improve protection of historic sites and provide access to the
countryside. LELP is funded by the National
Lottery Heritage Fund.
RSPB
NI is now seeking tenders from interested contractors as part of a full tender
process to complete habitat management works on White Island South Lower Lough
Erne.
For further information on this tender click here.
For the application form click here.