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Stamullen Biodiversity Action Plan

Stamullen Biodiversity Action Plan 2024

A community-driven, evidence-based plan guiding habitat creation and nature education in Stamullen. Prepared by an independent ecologist and commissioned with community partners.

Download the Plan PDF

What the Plan Enables

  • Pocket woodlands, hedgerows, wildflower meadows and a wildlife pond to increase habitat diversity.
  • School and youth engagement including seed giveaways, outdoor learning and intergenerational projects.
  • Monitoring, stewardship and a five year roadmap for community-led action.

Many actions are already completed or underway. See the Community Outreach and Biodiversity Impact page for current projects and results.

The plan was

Native pocket woodland planted. Used for outreach with St Patrick's National School. Two classes visited in Summer 2024 for native tree learning.

This was delivered with funding from The Community Foundation Of Ireland Biodiversity Fund.

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