Kaleidoscope of species

Reenagross Biodiversity Park Kenmare -2013

Work in Progress February 2013 Interpretative Panel Design

Reenagross Panel and walking map

Inner Woodland

Kaleidoscope of species

Lesser Horsehoe Bat

Moss Undergrowth

The steps

View from Estuary

Bamboo

Bark patterns

Bat Perch

Reenagross Habitats

Salt Marsh

Reenagross Panel and walking map
Inner Woodland
Kaleidoscope of species
Lesser Horsehoe Bat
Moss Undergrowth
The steps
View from Estuary
Bamboo
Bark patterns
Bat Perch
Reenagross Habitats
Salt Marsh
Reenagross Panel and walking map thumbnailInner Woodland thumbnailKaleidoscope of species thumbnailLesser Horsehoe Bat thumbnailMoss Undergrowth thumbnailThe steps thumbnail
View from Estuary thumbnailBamboo thumbnailBark patterns thumbnailBat Perch thumbnailReenagross Habitats thumbnailSalt Marsh thumbnail
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A collaboration between Frankarchitecture, Grainne Carville, Wetlands Surveys Ireland, Aegis Archaeology and Kenmare Tidy Towns Committee  , Kerry County Council in conjunction the the South Kerry Leader Programme for the Biodiversity Park at Reenagross Kenmare. It completed  the Kenmare Heritage Trail undertaken by Frankarchitecture in 2011.

The peninsula within the Kenmare Estuary has 14 different habitats with over 300 species of flora,  fauna , a Tree Ring and a Souterrain .   It was originally developed as a private park by the first Marquis of Lansdowne (1739-1803) and over time has developed into one the richest biodiversity locations in Kerry.