Public asked to help map distribution of mammals

MEMBERS of the public are invited to submit sightings of mammals for a survey which will run until the end of 2015.

Public asked to help map distribution of mammals
Thu, 12 May, 2011 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

The National Biodiversity Data Centre aims to map the distribution of all mammals in Ireland and its territorial waters.

Sightings can be reported at the mammals.biodiversityireland.ie website.

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