Yesterday was #WorldOtterDay; to celebrate these magnificent creatures here is a video taken at Murragh bridge last November 🦦

A fascinating article about the complex history of Murragh from the Stone Age to the Celts.
Archeological discoveries of a ring ditch and burnt mounts amoung others on the site of a proposed quarry make it an area of high archeological significance with a high potential of uncovering more features!

Well camouflaged mallard family in the wetlands by Murragh bridge😍
These wetlands provide the perfect nursery.

A fantastic and thought-provoking article by our very own Ian Wild in this month’s West Cork People👏

Thanks to everyone that came out for our An Taisce National Spring Clean this morning! We managed to gather a nice bit; very few coffee cups which is good, however, plenty of bottles, cans, crisp bags and vapes ..

Beautiful Marsh Marigold and Lesser Celendine along Bandon river and the roadside 🥰