Phoenix Park, Dublin 8

http://www.phoenixpark.ie/

Furry Glen, Phoenix Park

The Phoenix Park at 707 hectares (1752 acres) is one of the largest enclosed recreational spaces within any European capital city.  About 30% of the Phoenix Park is covered by trees, which are mainly broadleaf parkland species such as oak, ash, lime, beech, sycamore and horsechestnut.  A more ornamental selection of trees is grown in the various enclosures.  A herd of Fallow Deer has lived in the Park since the 1660′s when they were introduced by the Duke of Ormond.  The Phoenix Park is a sanctuary for many mammals and birds and a wide range of wildlife habitats are to be found in the park.  One such area is the Furry Glen, which is managed as a conservation area.

Public events for Phoenix Park’s BioBlitz

Click here to view the programme of events for BioBlitz.

 

Volunteering for BioBlitz 2012 at Phoenix Park
   
Name Area of expertise
Liam Lysaght Basecamp
Una FitzPatrick Basecamp
Stefanie Fleischer Basecamp
Deirdre Toomey Basecamp
Daniel Kelly Bryophytes and Plants
Mary Kelly-Quinn Freshwater Invertebrates
Letizia Cocchiglia Freshwater Invertebrates
Evelyn Moorkens Molluscs
Angus Tyner Moths
Avril Hanbidge  General
Noeleen Smyth Plants & Bryophytes
Una Nealon
Bats
Sonja Moore General
Margaret McGuirk General
Olaf Schmidt Earthworms
William Carr Mammals
Megan McKerchar Insects
Gustavo Becerra Jurado Aquatic beetles
Ferdia Marnell Mammals & amphibians
Laurence Colleran General
John Lovatt Butterflies & Birds
Aoife O’ Rourke Insects
Leona Tuck General
Favel Naulty  Mammals
Harm Deenen Insects
Naomi Kingston Plants
Philip Strickland Moths
Deirdre Lynn Plants
Julian Reynolds  Freshwater Invertebrates
Noel Quinn Birds
Chris Williams Insects
Patrick Kavanagh General
Rochelle Fritch Plants & spiders
Ger Fitzsimons General
Aidan Murphy General
Justin Ivory General
Sean Walsh General
Holly Walsh General
Dublin Branch IWT General

Phoenix Column


For more information or to volunteer please contact:

Úna Fitzpatrick, Liam Lysaght or Stefanie Fleischer (National Biodiversity Data Centre)

051 306 240    info@biodiversityireland.ie