Projects in the Ring of Gullion

Atlas of Irish Mammals

This is an exciting new initiative which presents species accounts and distribution maps of the wild mammals that occur in Ireland and its territorial waters.

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Report waste crime

Dumping or burning waste where it's not allowed, or allowing others to do so, is a criminal offence. Find out more about waste crime and how you can report it.

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Access to historical monuments

Do you know of any monuments that are hard to find, overgrown, signs missing...?

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CEDaR – Wildlife Recording Project

CEDaR is very keen to encourage individuals to become involved with recording. If you have a general interest and wish to find out more about recording in Northern Ireland then follow the link below to find out more about recording and how simple it really is.

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AONB Management

Part of South Armagh was designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) as long ago as 1966. Following a redrafting of the legislation (Nature Conservation and Amenity Lands (Northern Ireland) Order 1985), it was designated in 1991 as the Ring of Gullion AONB, one of nine AONBs in Northern Ireland.

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