South Kerry's response to disappearance of bird life

Kilgarvan Tidy Towns will lead a project aimed at protecting and improving biodiversity, as one member says he has seen birdlife on his farm dwindle in recent years.
South Kerry's response to disappearance of bird life

Tom FT Randles, Tom Twomey, Eamon and Liam Horgan, Dawn Shaw, and Mary Galvin, all members of Kilgarvan Tidy Towns committee, on the road into the village where they will be planting new hedgerows to encourage wildlife.  	Picture: Dan Linehan
Tom FT Randles, Tom Twomey, Eamon and Liam Horgan, Dawn Shaw, and Mary Galvin, all members of Kilgarvan Tidy Towns committee, on the road into the village where they will be planting new hedgerows to encourage wildlife. Picture: Dan Linehan

Kilgarvan Tidy Towns will lead a project aimed at protecting and improving biodiversity, as one member says he has seen birdlife on his farm dwindle in recent years.

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