How you can take a walk on NI’s wild side and embrace nature this spring (www.belfastlive.co.uk)

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From watching Red Kites soar over the Dromara Hills, catching trout as you look down on the Walled City to watching red squirrels leap through the trees in Fermanagh, Northern Ireland is bursting with giant experiences to spark a lifelong love for nature in both the young and young at heart.

World Wildlife Day on Sunday, March 3, is the annual celebration of wild animals and plants and the unique contribution they make to people and the planet.

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