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Wildlife events planned to help people rediscover natural world

ALL wildlife is local, according to the Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT), which will host events countrywide this coming weekend.

Wildlife events planned to help people rediscover natural world

Wed, 20 May, 2009 - 01:00

Ray Ryan Agribusiness Correspondent

WildWatch Walk on Saturday and Sunday will celebrate the IWT’s 30th birthday and mark the closure of Biodiversity Week.

Events will be held in every county to help people discover, explore and enjoy what the natural world has to offer.

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