Latest News
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Go Wild in Galway 2018!
15th May 2018Go Wild and connect with Galway’s wildlife! Galway is gearing up to ‘Go Wild’ again this year on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 May. This free two-day festival of wildlife includes walks, Read More
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Bats and squirrels making the headlines
30th March 2018We would like to draw your attention to three recent publications one featuring the lesser horseshoe bat and two concerned with research on the red squirrel. Our colleague Hilary Macmillan was invited Read More
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New VWT CEO appointed
19th February 2018We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Lucy Rogers as CEO of the Vincent Wildlife Trust. Lucy has a background in conservation science and conservation delivery. With a PhD in Read More
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New VWT Trustees
14th February 2018We would like to welcome two new trustees to the VWT, Dr Liam Lysaght and Professor Robbie McDonald. Liam Lysaght is Director of the National Biodiversity Data Centre in Waterford Ireland where Read More
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Go Wild Nature Camps
18th January 2018Here is a short video highlight the Go Wild Nature Camps were delivered for the first time as part of Heritage Week 2017 in County Galway! The Go Wild Nature Camps aimed Read More
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VWT Newsletter December 2017
6th December 2017This issue of our newsletter includes highlights from the first ever Autumn Swarming Bat Conference and the final phase of pine marten translocations to mid Wales. We also hear from the staff working Read More
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Annual Report published
19th July 2017The Vincent Wildlife Trust’s Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2016 has been published. This report outlines our achievements in 2016, explains our governance arrangements and outlines our future plans. The VWT’s Read More
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PMRP Newsletter 2017
13th June 2017The Pine Marten Recovery Project Newsletter for 2017 has been published. Here you can read the latest news from the project, including the survival and territorial establishment of the pine martens recently Read More
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Pine marten population assessment
8th June 2017In the first half of 2016 the VWT took part in the Pine Marten Population Assessment. This study was funded by the National Parks and Wildlife Service and conducted under the leadership Read More
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Lesser horseshoe bats in Limerick
26th May 2017Our farming biodiversity project for the lesser horseshoe bat in Limerick has been chosen to proceed to Round 2 of the EIP Initiative. Read more in the press release below.
