13,319 Native Trees Planted!
Our staff and interns have been hard at work getting hundreds of saplings into the ground. On our first day alone, we planted 300 trees and we have planted *985* in 10 native species overall since January!
Why are we seeing more dead seals?
This month, we be were busy raising the alarm about the huge rise in dead seals washing up and being reported across Ireland’s coastlines.
n 2020 SRI recorded a total of 202 dead seal reports, nearly DOUBLE that of 2019! And the trend continues: so far 2021 is starting off strong, with double the numbers reported from this time in 2020
Restoring Trees and Rivers at Ballinclare Dairy
We have lots of amazing information about this riparian restoration project coming soon. Below you'll find an assortment of photos…
Become a Virtual Seal Hero
Our highly anticipated educational video series is now available for streaming on our website!
To continue bringing our engaging education programme into classes across Ireland, while preventing the spread of Covid-19, we've created our "Earth Heroes" programme!
Restoring Courtown Woods
Begining in 2019, we invited 300 members of the community to join us to plant 600 native trees in an…
Freia the seal pup is helping WRI!
2020 was a year that was anything but ordinary as we’ve all had to adapt to the ‘new normal!' Throughout…
How Seals Benefit Fisheries
As native seal populations have begun to recover over the past several decades due to conservation efforts and protection policies…
Surveying Seals at Brides Head Beach
If you've read the paper or listened to East Coast FM lately, you may have heard our Executive Director, Melanie Croce, talking about Seal Rescue Ireland's collaborative partnership with Wicklow Co. Council to protect Brides Head Beach, a crucial Grey seal haul-out site, during pupping and moulting season (August - April).
Go Plastic Free For July
Seal Rescue Ireland is proud to be partaking in Plastic Free July and we would love for you to join…
Meet the Seals… Online!
With SRI’s BRAND NEW Virtual Education Programme, you’ll get the chance to learn (safely from home!) all about Ireland’s native seals, and what we can all do to protect them and marine biodiversity. Join us virtually for a tour of our seal hospital in Courtown, Co Wexford, and an engaging look at how we give sick, injured and orphaned seals another chance at life in the wild.
