350 million years old… and perfect for your next adventure.😍 The Burren, in County Clare, is a vast limestone landscape shaped during the Ice Age and now recognised as a UNESCO Global Geopark. Its name comes from the Irish word “Boíreann,” (pronounced BUR-in), meaning “rocky place,” but its cracks and crevices shelter an incredible mix of plant life; from delicate wildflowers to species you’d normally only see in alpine or Mediterranean climates. Add ancient tombs, ring forts, and sweeping view

7.7K views · 271 reactions | Make 2017 your year to visit Cavan Burren Park and see for yourself the wonder, beauty and magic of this incredibly special landscape. | This is Cavan | Facebook

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1.8K views · 84 reactions | Another snare demolished in Kerinci Seblat National Park  Sumatran tigers, and indeed all other wildlife in this remote part of the forest, will be safer for it. All thanks to a tip-off from a forest-edge farmer, with whom KSNP and FFI patrol teams have struck up a relationship. Through teamwork, we really can achieve brilliant things – and it shows, with tiger numbers on the rise  | Fauna & Flora | Facebook