Top 15 Irish Wildlife RSS Feeds

1. Ireland's Wildlife RSS Feed

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Ireland's Wildlife Blog offers an engaging deep dive into the natural wonders of Ireland, celebrating its rich biodiversity, wildlife habitats, and conservation efforts. It features detailed profiles of native species, insightful commentary on environmental issues, and practical wildlife-watching tips for nature enthusiasts. The blog's commitment to educating readers about Ireland's unique ecosystems makes it both an informative guide and a passionate advocate for wildlife conservation...MORE Facebook Followers 22.6KTwitter Followers 17KInstagram Followers 4.1K Frequency 6 posts/year Export RSS feeds list Get access to 250k active RSS feeds of news websites, blogs, magazines and podcasts with email contacts in 1500 niche categories. Get targeted RSS list in your niche at your fingertips. Email us the categories of RSS feeds you're interested in at anuj@feedspot.com Copy email. We'll share the list in an Excel spreadsheet or CSV format.Email us Export RSS List

2. The Wild Geese Blog RSS Feed

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The Wild Geese was established in the fall of 1997 as an online magazine to share The Epic History and Heritage of the Irish with the tens of millions of individuals of Irish ancestry found worldwide. Their social network is a leading Internet destination for those looking to explore and celebrate Irish history and heritage, in the words of William Butler Yeats wherever green is worn. Get into their blog and learn more about the latest news, articles, videos, and more.MORE Facebook Followers 20.1KTwitter Followers 3.5K Frequency 1 post/week

3. Wild Irish Walks Blog RSS Feed

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Wild Irish Walks was set up to provide information and advice for people who are interested in getting out into the beautiful countryside that we are lucky to have in Ireland. The Blog section of this website provides loads of details of what to expect for a wide range of different walks across the island of Ireland. Visit the blog and learn more about his experiences, articles, and more on Irish wildlife.MORE Frequency 2 posts/quarter

4. Wildacres Nature Reserve Blog RSS Feed

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In East County Wicklow, close to the picturesque Brittas Bay and just a few minutes from the sleepy rural community of Redcross, sits Wildacres, a Nature Reserve, honey farm, and biodiversity teaching experience. You may select from a range of interesting, pleasurable, and educational nature-focused excursions, hikes, workshops, and courses there, in addition to open days and an exciting annual Honey Harvest Day in the fall. Explore more about biodiversity protection, restoration, education, engaging guided tours, walks, workshops, courses, and more from their blog.MORE Twitter Followers 632Instagram Followers 2.2K Frequency 1 post/month

5. Fota Wildlife Park RSS Feed

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Fota Wildlife Park, part of the Zoological Society of Ireland, is located on 100 acres at Fota Island 10km east of Cork City, and has an annual attendance of many visitors. Its vision is to inspire people to understand and conserve the biodiversity of our natural world. Go through their blog and learn more about their programs, events, latest news, education, resources, conservation, and more.MORE Facebook Followers 161.3KTwitter Followers 18.7KInstagram Followers 39.7K Frequency 1 post/month

6. Gardens for Wildlife Blog RSS Feed

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Gardens for Wildlife is a family, Irish company based in Trim Co. Meath, established in 2017 by Tomas and Monika Novak to manufacture Grow It Bio organic plant feeds and soil conditioners and to promote organic growing. They offer a range of products that match their eco and sustainability ethos. They started to focus on making the garden more wildlife-friendly. Take a walk through their blog and learn more about resources, tips for organic gardening, bird feeding, wildflower meadows, and more.MORE Instagram Followers 50 Frequency 2 posts/quarter

7. Irish Wildlife Trust Blog RSS Feed

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The Irish Wildlife Trust is a non-government organization and charity founded in 1979. It aims to conserve wildlife and the habitats it depends on throughout Ireland while encouraging a greater understanding and appreciation of the natural world and the need to protect it. Its mission is to create a better future for Ireland's biodiversity by motivating and supporting people to take action to protect and restore biodiversity. Check out their blog and learn more about the latest news, events, campaigns, media, and more related to wildlife.MORE Facebook Followers 133.6KTwitter Followers 37.9K

8. Rewilding.ie Blog RSS Feed

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Rewilding.ie aims to help people build their connection with the nature of Ireland - both on an individual level and together as part of a community. Their project focuses on putting pollinators first. They also work to support beekeepers who love nature and are seeking to support the vision of a wilder, healthier island of Ireland. Visit their blog and learn more about their products, services, articles, and much more.MORE Facebook Followers 170Instagram Followers 199

9. Vincent Wildlife Trust Blog RSS Feed

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The Vincent Wildlife Trust was founded by Vincent Weir in 1975 and has been supporting wildlife conservation ever since. It has been playing a key role in bat conservation in the Republic of Ireland since 1991. They currently focus on offering bat-related advice to the general public, local authorities, consultants, and professional groups. Wade through their blog and learn more about their work, resources, latest news, articles, events, lectures, and more on mammals of Ireland.MORE Twitter Followers 1.1KInstagram Followers 3.3K Frequency 10 posts/year

10. Wild Ireland RSS Feed

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Wild Ireland offers sanctuary to many animals that have been persecuted and hunted to extinction in Ireland. They aim to inspire young people to be the conservationists of the future by educating their guests on local and global conservation issues. Their ongoing mission is to rescue and rehabilitate animals needing sanctuary and help restore their natural environment through native planting. Dive into their blog and learn more about their plans, upcoming events, news, articles, and more on Ireland's lost wildlife.MORE Facebook Followers 101.6KTwitter Followers 908Instagram Followers 45.4K Frequency 1 post/year

11. Grow Wild Blog RSS Feed

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Grow Wild specializes in the maintenance, design, and creation of wildlife-friendly gardens. They are creating a diverse range of habitats, such as woodland areas, wildflower meadows, and native hedgerows, to support a variety of wildlife. Get into their blog and learn more about biodiversity garden designs.MORE

12. Secret Valley Wildlife Park RSS Feed

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Secret Valley Wildlife Park is the only fully licensed zoo and Wildlife Park in the South East. They want to educate their visitors while giving them an entertaining experience leading to a greater respect for animals around the world. They have everything from animal handling to keeper talks with plenty of hands-on activities with their animals for you to enjoy. Visit their blog and learn more about the latest news, experiences, education, and more on wildlife.MORE Facebook Followers 18.8KTwitter Followers 2.3K

13. Cabragh Wetlands RSS Feed

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At Cabragh Wetlands, they are committed to the three-fold vision of conservation, education, and recreation. It was registered in 1993 in an effort to save a vast area of wetland habitats from destruction. Check out their blog and learn more about their events, latest news, exhibitions, education, gallery, and more.MORE Frequency 1 post/year