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Welcome to the Irish Peatland Conservation Council (IPCC). Fáilte. Our mission is to protect a representative sample of the peatlands of Ireland for people to enjoy today and in the future. We hope our web site will help you to get to know us better. Its your gateway to  the save the bogs campaign and to visitors to the Bog of Allen Nature Centre. Please help us to keep in touch with one another. The IPCC is a registered charity (Revenue Number CHY6829 and Charities Regulator Number 20013547) and a non-governmental organisation.

New Supporters Welcome

The Irish Peatland Conservation Council are accepting applications for the position of Climate Biodiversity Officer.  Full details can be found at http://www.ipcc.ie/about-us/job-opportunities/.  Closing date for applications is 5pm 8th October 2021. 

Visitor Attraction Education and Fun Days Out at the Bog of Allen Nature Centre in Co. KildareSave the Bogs Campaign Ireland Action Information​ Reduce your carbon foot print  find out how together we can restore the peat forming function of Irish peatlands.Join the Hop to It Frog Survey report sightings here. See the updated frog map and information about the frog survey hereAction for Curlew IPCCs work with the Curlew Task Force. Download a Curlew information leaflet here

Learn how you can help IPCC take the Save the Bogs Campaign forward by reading the latest edition of
Action for Bogs No 28

Irelands Peatland Conservation Action Plans Get all the facts and figures about Irish Peatlands

Turf Dispelling the Myths IPCC reveals the Truth About Turf Cutting in Ireland on Bogs of Conservation Importance

Wondering Whats So Special About Peat? Get all the Answers by downloading our Leaflet

IPCCs mission is to conserve a representative sample of the peatlands of Ireland for future generations to enjoy.

With five nature reserves and the Bog of Allen Nature Centre we are actively involved in restoring peatland habitats, protecting wildlife and educating the public.

Watch the Video (left) About IPCC and Learn how we are Saving Irish Bogs

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Irish Peatland Conservation Council, Bog of Allen Nature Centre, Lullymore, Rathangan, Co. Kildare, R51 V293, Ireland. T: +353-45-860133;  E: bogs@ipcc.ie

The work of the Irish Peatland Conservation Council is supported by the Irish Environmental Network

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