The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group in association with Inis, invite you to Whale Watch Ireland 2022 on Saturday 20th August 2022, between 2:00-4:00 PM:. This annual event comprises free and guided whale watches at local headlands and vantage points, as part of All-Ireland whale watch day. This year’s event is once again timed to
About this event The course will include decision making on what is, the most appropriate response, first aid to stabilize the animal and re-floating techniques. Practical session on the beach with whale pontoon and life sized whale and dolphin models. IWDG accredited course open to all. Cost € 30 for members refreshing their knowledge. Must
Kilkee Civic Trust, (KCT), is a non-profit organization working to enhance the quality of life in Kilkee, and its hinterland, by preserving and promoting its cultural heritage, and so making it a more attractive place to live, work and invest. The wonderful Wildlife of West Clare Speakers: Dr. Simon Berrow – IWDG CEO Mags
Day 1 Well, one down and hopefully many to come. We couldn’t have asked for a better start to what we hope will be a long and fruitful partnership with the Centre of Excellence for Climate Action & Sustainability (CECAS). With over 30 whale enthusiasts booked on, most staying residentially, and high pressure establishing, the
Explore the rich variety of life in Ireland this May with a host of wonderful events and activities for the whole family. “This year join in with our 10th annual Biodiversity Photographer of the Year competition, a weekend Biolitz and Scavenger Hunt, and events every day on all things wildlife in Ireland! Events will
About this event As part of Biodiversity Week, the IWDG is hosting a series of guided land-based whale watches around the Irish coast on Saturday 21st May, and one of the sites we’ve chosen is Rathlin Island, Co. Antrim. Given the logistics of getting out to Rathlin, this was too good an opportunity not to
The IWDG Cetacean Stranding Scheme has documented an increase in records of live stranded cetaceans (especially dolphins) across Ireland over the past year. Due to our concern for the welfare of individual cetaceans, we aim to create a network of veterinarians around the country who are trained in cetacean euthanasia. IWDG were successful in our
Course Details and Description Why not join the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) www.iwdg.ie, Ireland’s leading marine conservation NGO, on a weekend whale-watching course in West Cork during summer 2022. By taking part you will be actively supporting whale and dolphin research and conservation in Ireland. Our residential weekends (2 nights) based at the
Course Details and Description Why not join the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) www.iwdg.ie, Ireland’s leading marine conservation NGO, on a weekend whale-watching course in West Cork during summer 2022. By taking part you will be actively supporting whale and dolphin research and conservation in Ireland. Our residential weekends (2 nights) based at the
About this event The course will include decision making on what is, the most appropriate response, first aid to stabilize the animal and re-floating techniques. Practical session on the beach with whale pontoon and life sized whale and dolphin models. IWDG accredited course open to all. Cost 30 euro for members 50 euro for non-members.