Home Resources Port Ban, Co. Cork - Irish Wildlife Trust Port Ban, Co. Cork - Irish Wildlife Trust Port Bán is a 13 acre site made up of a patchwork of different habitats running along the banks of the river Toon. An area of cutover bog and heath gives way to a band of wet-woodland that runs parallel to the river Toon. Country Ireland Language English Region Europe Resource type Notes Strategic Pillars Indigenous Monitoring, Evaluation, Adapting & Social Learning Topic Lands, forests and territories Organization Irish Wildlife Trust View source More on this Notes PRESS RELEASE: WildArt 2022 - Irish Wildlife Trust Lands, forests and territories Ireland Europe Notes Press Release: Irish Wildlife Trust finds that no permits for controlled burning were issued in the North, East or South of Ireland in 2020, and only two in the West - Irish Wildlife Trust Lands, forests and territories Ireland Europe Notes PRESS RELEASE: Burning in Wicklow Mountains National Park contrary to climate and biodiversity aims - Irish Wildlife Trust Lands, forests and territories Ireland Europe Notes PRESS RELEASE: Irish Wildlife Trust call on UNESCO to remove Biosphere label from Killarney as Kerry County Council withdraws support - Irish Wildlife Trust Lands, forests and territories Ireland Europe