For the first time, people in Kerry can get involved in a biodiversity project which is named after a traditional farming term.
The Hare's Corner project is named after an old farming expression for a section of a field that was left to nature.
Landowners, schools and community groups in the county are invited to apply for funding to create wildlife ponds, mini-woodlands, hedgerows, and other initiatives to promote biodiversity.
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Lee Worrell of The Hare's Corner says it’s exciting for those who are taking part when they see the results:
