It's part of the Local Biodiversity Action Fund.
Just under €300,000 in Government funding went to 29 Midlands biodiversity projects last year.
Offaly gets almost €106,000 in the Local Biodiversity Fund for ten projects including The Hare's Corner and the county wetlands survey.
While Westmeath receives just over €97,000 to fund initiatives like barn owl monitoring and conservation.
In Laois, over €95,200 went to nine projects including biodiversity themed borrow boxes and the Laois County Council baseline tree survey.
Applications for the 2026 round of the scheme are now open with the deadline set for February 5th.
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