The best place for day-to-day updates is our social media — that's where we post from the field.
We post regularly about our projects, events, and life across the catchment on social media. Follow along there for the most up-to-date look at what WFFC is doing.
Significant announcements — new projects, funding awards, membership launch — will be posted here as they happen.
We're delighted to announce that Barn Owls Across Borders has been awarded funding through the PEACEPLUS Change Maker Funding Programme. Watch this space for more details.
Our schools project gets underway in September 2026, funded through the PEACEPLUS Change Maker Funding Programme. More details to follow.
Our cross-border digital storytelling project, supported by the PEACEPLUS Programme, is currently in delivery with partners in Leitrim.
On-the-ground water quality and habitat restoration work across the catchment, funded by the NIEA Environment Fund.
Board members Aidan McGovern and Trevor Irwin hosted farm walks as part of a six-farm cross-border programme with the Leitrim Hawthorn Project and specialist artists and ecologists.
WFFC director Genene Hunter is featured as a case study farmer with Just Farmers, a media platform connecting independent farmers with journalists.