Welcome to Inch & Foyle Wildfowl Project

This project aims to deliver two world-class visitor and outdoor recreation attractions at Inch Wildfowl Reserve, Inch Levels, Co. Donegal and at the East Coast of Lough Foyle near Limavady. This project is supported by the European Union's INTERREG IVA Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body and delivered by the North West Region Cross Border Group. Total funds allocated to the project amount to €839,880. Our new project logo is a Whooper Swan flying in a bright winter sky and in many ways captures the heart beat of this project as thousands of winter wildfowl use these sites as a first stop on their migratory journey south for the winter months. It’s not unusual at Inch or Foyle during Winter months to see fields with several thousand Greylag Geese or Whooper Swans grazing or to witness the return of the birds to the lake at Dusk one of the most impressive displays of bird watching you are likely to witness. Both sites have a wealth of wildlife to experience and the pathway infrastructure caters for outdoor recreational activity including walking, running, cycling or just to visit in the car and experience the coastal views at one of our car parks where information signs are erected. Learn more . . .