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Home » Save Killarney National Park

Save Killarney National Park
It's time to call in the army...
Killarney National Park is on the brink of ecocide. An ecological disaster is taking place in the first national park to be established in the State. One of the world’s oldest oak forests is slowly dying. The rhododendron infestation and increased deer population across the region has not been adequately tackled. The infestation is now out of control. It is annihilating native flora and preventing new native species of oak, etc from growing.
Nothing short of calling in the Army to break the back of the problem will suffice. Visit the dedicated SAVE KILLARNEY NATIONAL PARK website for MORE>>>
Take a look also at my attempt to raise awareness of the importance of trees in Killarney during the Killarney Celebration of Trees Festival





Tom Roche (trading as) Just Forests Ltd.
Ringfort Workshop, Rathcobican, Rhode, Offaly, Ireland
Phone: +353 (0)86 8049389 | E-mail: info@tomroche.ie
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