We had a quick chat with Kevin who has planted 60 acres of native trees in the memory of his late wife.
He talks about types of trees planted, deer fencing, licences, grants etc.
Watch him here
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Bugs Bees and Native Trees are delighted to highlight the work of the community at St Andrew’s Church of The Bush, in Carlingford in County Down. The team planted 1 common or pendunculate oak, 3 native crab apples and one specimen of the threatened native Irish Whitebeam. All trees were grown from locally sourced seed by our partners, ‘Friends of the Callan River’ in Armagh.
Bugs Bees and Native Trees are proud to have partnered with ‘Friends of the Callan’, an environmental community group in Armagh. Friends of the Callan have donated 1000 3-year old native trees, hand grown from old native trees growing within a five mile radius of their nursery. Over the last 2 weeks we’ve been busy finding homes for these trees throughout Northern Ireland and on to the Inishowen in Donegal. Thank you Friends of the Callan and a big shout out to Sean Vallely!
Bugs Bees and Native Trees are delighted to welcome 42 new registered plantings in the last week, for our Native Tree Winter Planting initiative. Well done everybody. Let’s keep it going!
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3rd September New School Recruits
Bugs Bees and Native Trees are delighted to welcome 37 new schools in the last 7 days. These can be seen as the RED tree icons on our project map. Welcome to our community everyone! We’re looking forward to working with you on our big planting weekend from 12th to 14th November!
Thank you for everyone involved at the BBNT planting at The Church of the Irish Martyrs, Naas Co Kildare on Friday 27th August. Fab weather and a great day out for everyone involved.
BBNT were delighted to work with Nicholas Hamilton and his family at their beautiful Belle Isle Estate on the Shores of Lough Erne