Caring for the Uplands
management of upland areas and to support upland
community groups to address local challenges.
THE IRISH UPLANDS FORUM
The Irish Upland Forum (IUF) is a voluntary body established in 1995, to assist upland communities to face the many economic, social and environmental challenges arising in the upland districts of Ireland. Its members include farmers, recreational users, ecologists, geographers, tourism and other countryside service providers who represent those who live, work or recreate in the Irish Uplands.
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OUR OBJECTIVES
The main objective of IUF is to promote a partnership approach to the sustainable management of upland areas in Ireland north and south.
- Organise meetings, workshops and study visits to examine issues affecting the uplands
- Provide practical support to established and start-up local community to support.
- Sustainable local community management in upland areas.
- Undertake research on socio-economic and environmental issues affecting biodiversity, landscapes and communities in the uplands.
Support the Leave No Trace programme to promote responsible use of the outdoor environment. - Contribute as an active member of Comhairle na Tuaithe to the implementation of the National Countryside Recreation Strategy
- Provide a resource centre on sustainable development in upland areas.
- Network with similar groups outside Ireland which support community based sustainable upland development.
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Help Maintain Ireland’s Beauty
The Irish Uplands Forum (IUF) is a voluntary group of people who represent the views of a diverse group of stakeholders who live, work and recreate in Ireland’s upland areas. IUF is dedicated to the pursuit of a partnership approach to sustainable upland management which is centred on local community integration and involvement.
SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
We Need Your Help
The main object of IUF is to promote the development of a partnership approach to the sustainable management of Upland areas in Ireland. Its policy is to carry out projects, generally in conjunction with other bodies around the country.
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