Cabragh Wetlands Centre CLG

Cabragh Wetlands Trust is an Irish environmental treasure which remains relatively free of interference by mankind. The Cabragh Wetlands Trust was registered in 1993 in an effort to save a vast area of wetland habitats from destruction after the filling-in of the settling pools by the Thurles Sugar Factory during its closure. These lagoons used to be an oasis of wildlife, particularly rare birds. The Trust was formed and acquired the land adjacent to the filled-in lagoons to ensure the continuation of this resting place for migratory birds.

The Centre is run by a group of committed volunteers who provide exciting field trips for children and adults of all ages. The Wetlands have no less than 15 different habitats including ponds, reed swamps, hedgerows, streams and wild flower meadows. From bar owls to bumble-bees, through this channel we will show you some of the beautiful life these habitats have to offer!

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