The scheme delivered 212 biodiversity habitats across the county last year.
Offaly residents have been given an extra week to apply for supports under The Hare’s Corner biodiversity project, with the deadline now extended to midnight on January 25th.
The initiative created 212 biodiversity habitats across the county last year.
Landowners, schools and community groups can apply for help creating wildlife ponds, hedgerows, mini-woodlands, orchards and nature plans.
Offaly County Councils Biodiversity Officer Ricky Whelan says Offaly is one of nine counties taking part in the project this year:
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