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About The Project
The Barn Owl Project was set up in January 2019 to help with conservation of Barn Owls in Ireland. The founder of the project, John Carrig, is a published wildlife photographer and has been involved in wildlife conservation and rescue for many years. John now holds the position of Director of The Barn Owl Project.
The main problems facing Barn Owls in Ireland are secondary poisoning, lack of nest sites, and road collisions (the biggest).
The project works on many fronts locating unregistered nest sites so the juveniles can be ringed and documented.
We educate by giving school/community talks, and working with farmers and landowners on how to promote Barn Owls in their areas.
We work with like-minded organisations on rewilding and habitat renewal. Setting up groups in each county to drive the project is one of our key goals.
We hope, in time, to emulate and collaborate with The Barn Owl Trust in the UK.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
YOU CAN HELP BY REPORTING:
ANY BARN OWL NEST SITES
INJURED BARN OWLS
SIGHTINGS OF BARN OWLS
DEAD BARN OWLS
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The founder of the project ,
John Carrig, is a published wildlife photographer and has been involved in wildlife conservation and rescue for many years. John now holds the position of Director of The Barn Owl Project.
