About
Hidden behind our farmhouses and thatched houses, you'll find the last remaining plot of raised bog at the Folk Park.
Our Curator will tell you about the social history of the bog in Ireland and how essential it was for livelihoods and home heating. Then, hear from Ulster Wildlife and The Conservation Volunteers about bog restoration and how this plot is slowly being transformed into a carbon sink to help fight climate change.
Roll up your sleeves and get involved with vital conservation work. Be sure to wear your wellies and be prepared to get stuck in!
What to know
• This event will take place on the bog at Ulster American Folk Park.
• Please wear suitable footwear, preferably wellies and long trousers as this is an outdoor activity.
• Your ticket for this event includes general admission to the Ulster American Folk Park for the day - please feel free to stay after to explore the museum.
•This event is part of the NI Science Festival in collaboration with Ulster Wildlife and The Conservation Volunteers
• Perfect activity for families with children ages 8+.
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Facilities
Event Facilities
- Booking Required
Parking & Transport
- On site parking
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Ticket | £13.00 per ticket |
This event includes general admission to the Ulster American Folk Park.
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