Join CCGHT and the Northern Ireland Raptor Study Group to learn how to identify, survey and record birds of prey and help contribute to the conservation of some of our most iconic species. You'll start with a short introductory talk before enjoying a guided watch from a location close to the car park, so there's no need for walking boots or a lengthy hike. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and come prepared to enjoy a morning in the great outdoors. Book your place in advance.
| Season (1 Aug 2026) | ||
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| Saturday | 10:00 | - 12:00 |
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