A new video has been released showcasing efforts to combat the rhododendron infestation in Killarney National Park.
Professional conservationists from the National Parks and Wildlife Service guide the practical efforts of Killarney Mountain Meitheal volunteers.
The video shows how their collaboration has worked in Abbey Wood in Muckross and the Bluepool woodland, and the techniques and dedication required to make a lasting impact.
In the recording, divisional manager of Killarney National Park, Eamonn Meskell, explains the impact of the volunteers' work
The video was produced by Adrian McCarthy of AMCC Media Ltd.
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Divisional Manager at the NPWS, Éamonn Meskell says “This partnership is a shining example of what can be achieved when local communities and conservation professionals come together with a shared goal. The video is not only a resource but an invitation for others to join us in protecting Killarney National Park.”
A representative of Killarney Mountain Meitheal volunteers stated “Our volunteers are passionate about preserving the park’s natural beauty for future generations. Through this collaboration, we’ve learned from the NPWS team and made a real difference. We hope this video inspires more people to lend a hand.”
