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County Galway is gearing up for an action-packed week in celebration of Ireland’s biodiversity and natural heritage, from the unique birdlife along the Shannon Callows in East Galway to the wildflowers on the limestone pavement of Inis Meáin.

BirdWatch Ireland is calling on people across Westmeath to get involved in Ireland’s most popular and longest-running citizen science survey as the countdown to the 35th Irish Garden Bird Survey begins.

BirdWatch Ireland in partnership with the Heritage Office of Galway County Council undertook a survey of barn owls in the county, the results of which show that the fortunes of this iconic farmland bird may be changing, as barn owls were recorded returning to parts of the county where they have been absent for decades.

BirdWatch Ireland are undertaking a survey of Barn Owls in Mayo this summer and they are requesting the assistance of the public and landowners to report information on Barn Owls to help direct the survey efforts.

BirdWatch Ireland is calling for the public’s help to keep track of garden birds by participating in the Garden Bird Survey which is now in its 30th year. The survey began on Monday December 3 and runs until the end of February.

Galway is gearing up to ‘Go Wild’ again this year on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th May. This free two-day festival of wildlife includes walks, workshops, talks and events at landmark locations across the city taking in the River Corrib and canals, NUI Galway and Merlin Woods.

The Mayo branch of Birdwatch Ireland is holding a Dawn Chorus Walk in Brackloon Woods, Westport on Sunday May 15 at 5am.

The Mayo branch of Birdwatch Ireland is holding a Dawn Chorus Walk in Brackloon Woods, Westport on Sunday May 15 at 5am.

The Mayo branch of Birdwatch Ireland is hosting a talk on March 23 in GMIT Castlebar at 7.30pm.

The Mayo branch of Birdwatch Ireland is hosting a talk on Wednesday February 16 in GMIT, Castlebar at 7.30pm. The talk, Places for Nature: Developing our Nature Reserves, is by Dave Suddaby (BWI).