This project aims to restore highly threatened breeding wader species and their habitats on islands in the Derrylin area of Upper Lough Erne. It will be delivered in partnership by Derrylin and District Gun Club and the local community and farmers.
The aim of this project is to reduce the level of predation on nesting tunnels of wild ducks on Lough Erne by replacing the wooden posts with galvanised steel poles.
The project aims to create enhanced and alternative access to Lough Erne by improving the awareness of its history and providing a social commentary. It will use a zero-emission, fully electric passenger vessel to provide this access.
This project aims to protect and preserve the original stained-glass windows of Bannagh Chapel which are in urgent need of repair to prevent drafts and leaks, which are already occurring.
This project will work in partnership to digitise the Parish Records, record folklore and set up a genealogical and heritage database and interpretation display in The Courthouse, Kesh.
The project will provide students, aged 11 – 14 years old, the opportunity to spend a day on the water rowing the Menapian currach and paddling canoes, as well as participating in biodiversity and heritage workshops.
This project aims to increase awareness of the unique heritage at Lough Head, Lisnaskea, by erecting two information panels, a seat and planting native flowers.
This project will work in partnership with Annagh Social Farm CIC to regenerate woodland, create an accessible path and conduct biodiversity activities.
