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Wildlife Walk

Spot plants & animals, learn ID techniques, and contribute to real biodiversity science with CEDaR

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Date
Friday 5th September & Friday 10th October
Time
14:00 to 15:00
Event type
Free for members

Discover Ulster’s hidden wildlife on this beginner's guided walk with CEDaR (Centre for Environmental Data and Recording)

This is a beginner's guide to biological recording! Take a walk around our beautiful, nature-rich museum and talk to CEDaR staff as you learn how to identify and record plants and animals. 

Based in Northern Ireland, CEDaR (Centre for Environmental Data and Recording) encourages our citizen scientists to submit their species sightings. These records help us track species trends, write reports, locate endangered species and much more. They also help tackle the biodiversity crisis and the impacts of climate change. 

Why join our Widlife Walk? 

  • Learn from experts at CEDaR
  • Contribute to biodiversity records used by scientists & policymakers
  • This is a family‑friendly guided walk for all ages and no experience needed!
  • Your ticket includes general admission to the Ulster Folk Museum before or after the walk, so you'll get even more from your visit! 

Next dates: Friday 5th September & Friday 10th October. 

What to know

Everything you need to know about the Wildlife Walk at Ulster Folk Museum

Your ticket includes general admission to the museum. Please come before or stay after to enjoy the museum.

Choose our Green Ticket and save 20% if you travel to the event by public transport. The discount will be applied when a valid public transport ticket is presented.

This is a slow-paced walking event that will take place rain or shine.

Suitable for everyone, from young to old, no experience needed.

Meet your guide outside Ballycultra Tea Room.

The event will last 45 minutes to 1 hour.

Book Wildlife Walk Tickets

Join us on an informal guided walk as you try your hand at identifying species found in the grounds of the Ulster Folk Museum!

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