This class introduces students to the remarkable biodiversity found within Ireland's boglands. Participants will engage in hands-on activities to identify various plant species and learn about the unique adaptations that help them thrive in this ecosystem. Ideal for students aged 8-12, this class fosters a deeper understanding of ecological relationships and the importance of preserving these habitats.

This class focuses on the fascinating wildlife that inhabits bogs, from insects to larger mammals. Students will participate throughout the tour, engaging and helping them create their own connection and understanding their ecological roles. Designed for school ages, this program encourages curiosity about wildlife and the importance of biodiversity in maintaining healthy ecosystems.

This class section focuses on how our relationship with the bog has changed from cutting turf to now exploring it as a place that must be maintained in order to understand local biodiversity and conservation. Your students will also learn how their small impacts can make a significant difference to the Earth and how the future is in their hands.