We are Nature Network Ireland
Nature Network Ireland’s mission is to protect and promote Ireland’s wildlife through education, conservation and research to restore a healthy ecosystem for all species and habitats in Ireland.
REWILDING IS A COMMUNITY EFFORT
At Nature Network Ireland we recognise that rewilding is a community led effort with tangible local impacts. In 2025 alone, Nature Network Ireland delivered 42 events, reaching 1,114 total attendees, a massive growth in public outreach compared to prior years.
Our impact since 2015
Community
Engagement
42 events in 2025, with 1,114 participants registered across many different environmental initiatives
CONSERVATION & ADVOCACY IMPACT
NNI successfully mobilised
over 2,300 public actions
for biodiversity protection
AWARDS &
RECOGNITION
Won runner-up in the Climate &
Sustainability category; recognition for Beaumont Quarry & the Bioblitz
Our Work
Since 2016, NNI has been working to protect Ireland’s otters through research, conservation, education, citizen science and community engagement.
The Valuing Insects initiative aims to raise awareness of the fundamental roles insects play in maintaining healthy ecosystems and to help halt their decline, collecting data on and expanding local knowledge on insect populations, their ecology and diversity.
Working towards restoring healthy ecosystems to increase biodiversity and the resilience of our wildlife and habitats is at the heart of NNI’s mission, through hands on community inclusive restoration projects including Beaumont Quarry Wildlife Area.
NNI’ Climate Change project works towards researching, understanding and preserving vital natural habitats such as Ireland’s peatlands, their ecosystem services, and the vital role they play in mitigating effects of climate change.
