Golden Eagle Trust (GET) is a charity registered in Ireland (CHY 14770) that specialises in research, monitoring and re-introduction.

Founded in 1999, the GET is dedicated to the conservation and restoration of Ireland's native birds and their habitats, in particular declining, threatened, and extinct species.

The GET manages reintroduction programmes for golden eagles, white-tailed eagles and red kites, in partnership with the National Parks and Wildlife Service. The GET's main aim is to restore, enhance and maintain threatened and extinct native Irish bird species and their habitats through;

(i) creative and pro-active conservation management;

(ii) practical conservation research; and

(iii) imaginative education and public awareness schemes.

link:
www.goldeneagle.ie

NIEA is an Agency within the Department of Environment with approximately 800 staff.

We take the lead in advising on, and in implementing, the government's environmental policy and strategy in Northern Ireland. We carry out a range of activities, which promote the government's key themes of sustainable development, biodiversity and climate change.

We aim to be recognised as the leading body responsible for protecting, conserving and promoting the environment and heritage in Northern Ireland and are working towards four long term environmental outcomes:

the sustainable use and protection of our natural resources

improved conservation and management of our natural heritage

improved conservation and protection of our built heritage

better public awareness and understanding of the environment

Links to both http://www.doeni.gov.uk/niea/ and www.ni-environment.gov.uk

The NIEA Natural Heritage Grants Programme (NHGP) has part-funded the development of this raptor database through a grant awarded to the NIRSG and Golden Eagle Trust Ltd.

http://www.doeni.gov.uk/niea/funding/natural_heritage_grants_programme.htm