Fermanagh Local Biodiversity Action Project

Hello, my name is Emma McLaughlin, and I am the Fermanagh Biodiversity Officer. The Fermanagh LBAP Project is an innovative partnership between the Ulster Wildlife Trust and Fermanagh District Council, funded for three years by the Environment and Heritage Service and Fermanagh District Council’s Landfill Communities Fund.

My role as Biodiversity Officer for Fermanagh presents an exciting opportunity to work in a visually stunning landscape, with a diverse array of habitats and species. The Fermanagh LBAP project celebrates the wealth of biodiversity in the County and creates actions to conserve and enhance this resource for both present and future generations. An LBAP is so important because no two Districts are the same. It is a tailor-made strategy that focuses exclusively on the Fermanagh environment.

The general public are integral in ensuring the success of the Fermanagh LBAP project. Throughout the year various activities are planned throughout the County, as well as the LBAP Partnership meetings, which takes place on a bi-annual basis. If you would like to find out more about the project please do not hesitate to contact me.

Fermanagh Biodiversity Officer, Fermanagh District Council, Townhall, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, BT74 7BA.

Tel: 028 6632 5050 Email: emma.mclauglin2@ulsterwildlifetrust.org