Our current campaign to have local Councils use their planning powers to tackle climate change and to highlight those councils who are not taking action – this project is primarily through our youth section.
COAST CARE AWARDS 2017
This picture shows Lecale’s first beach restoration project winning the overall first prize in 201...
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2018 LITTER COLLECTION ALONG LECALE COAST BY CANOE
Lecale Conservation Association members had a joint campaign with the Loch Cuan Canoe Club to assist...
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Ballykinlar Seal Colony under threat 2010
Local Lecale member Councillor Cadogan Enright has been working with seal biologist Sue Wilson on de...
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BANNING SPRAYING OF BEACHES BY COUNCIL STAFF
Lecale Conservation Association lobbied Council Management to change environmentally unfriendly prac...
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ANNUAL BALLYHORNAN BEACH CLEAN 2023
The sun was shining as over 300 visitors came to Ballyhornan Beach to enjoy the joint Downpatrick Co...
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Youth Members join Global Climate Strike
This Friday (15/09/23), members of Lecale Conservation joined hundreds of activists and campaigners ...
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POLLUTION ON QUOILE RIVER 2008
The picture shows Lecale Members Ian Knox, Barbara Haig, Cadogan Enright and Mike Mann with Trevor L...
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PROTECTION OF LECALE’S BUILT HERITAGE
Working with the Down Planning office to protect heritage buildings in Lecale over a 30 year period....
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BAT BRICKS AND SWIFT BRICKS 2023
– Changing planning policy in Newry Mourne and Down Council Lecale Conservation are currently camp...
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Campaigning for an accessible Bothy
Lecale Conservation have written to the National Trust to place on record our formal complaint about...
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BALLYHORNAN BEACH DUNE RESTORATION 2015 to 2023
Links to Facebook posts over the years of this huge project show us working with a wide range of com...
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POLLUTION AT RETAIL PARK AND FOOTBALL PITCHES 2011
This was one of numerous sewerage spills onto Dunleath Park that often closed the playing pitches or...
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