Butterflies of Ireland, Identification Posters - message from Leave No Trace Ireland


LNoT Butterflies

Leave No Trace Ireland are delighted to team up with The National Biodiversity Data Centre to co-brand three of their identification posters; butterflies, bumblebees and shield bugs. The stunning posters can be used to identify the exact species of Irish insect you find in your garden. We are really looking forward to using these resources in our Leave No Trace education programmes in schools across the country, on our Trainer and Awareness Courses, and to share them with our community. You can view and download the butterflies, bumblebees, and shield bugs posters on our website. - https://www.leavenotraceireland.org/identification-posters-nbdc/

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