Guided Outing Nohoval Cove Eco Farm

History and Biodiversity with Ted Cook - tree and heritage specialist - at Nohoval Cove Eco Farm on the Tracton coastline. A rich mosaic of habitats including coastal heath, sea cliffs and stacks for nesting seabirds.


Topics and places to see and explore include:
Traditional farming methods
Famine history
Old farmstead
Coastguard cottages
Dry stone walls
Old Scots pines in wooded valley
Opportunity to pick blackberries and potatoes

Rich in cultural and historical significance, particularly characterized by the dry stone walls, small field systems, and hedgerows of hawthorn and blackthorn. Vital habitats and corridors for birds, insects, and small mammals.

Donation requested at farm
Car pool from Tracton Arts and Community Centre P17NP40
Rough terrain, wear suitable clothing and footwear