The Irish Grey Partridge Conservation Trust has recently submitted an abstract for a conference, which will be hosted by the International Union of Game Biologist (IUGB). The title of the […]
A clutch of 21 Wild partridge chicks and their parents were spotted this morning in Boora. This is the first confirmed sighting of juvenile birds in 2011. They were spotted […]
The Grey Partridge project in Boora moved into a new phase from the 1st of April 2011 with the expiration of the 5 year management contract between the National Parks […]
Rte1 Living the Wildlife programme to feature the Grey Partridge project in Boora on Tuesday 29th March at 7pm. Don’t miss out on what promises to be an excellent insight […]
The Irish Grey partridge conservation trusts work on game bird conservation was highlighted in yesterday’s Irish Times in an article by Eoghan McConnell. Please follow the link below to access […]
More than 150 delegates attended the Trust’s conference on Irish Red Grouse which was held in Tullamore on Saturday 16th. Delegates were drawn from a wide variety of fields. The […]
The Trust will host an important conference tomorrow Saturday 16th October in The Tullamore Court Hotel, Tullamore Co.Offaly to discuss the future for Ireland’s Red Grouse. National and International speakers […]
Population estimates just released show that the number of wild grey partridge in Boora has reached the highest ever recorded with a total of 908 birds. This is a fantastic […]
Signs of Avian Predation has affected Lapwing Productivity. Early counts conducted in Boora in 2010 have suggested that there has been a fall off in Lapwing breeding productivity. Following last […]
