Wicklow Mountains National Park is managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service which is part of the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government.
The government established the Park with the aim of protecting the area's wildlife, landscape and maintaining and improving the area as a recreational resource for Irish citizens and international visitors alike.
Here you will find the four main points of contact: the Information Office, Glendalough Education Centre, Knocksink Wood Education Centre, and Park Headquarters.
This section describes the structures and strategies in place to protect the Park.
When was the Park established?
The National parks and Wildlife Service operates several Education Centres around the country.
What sort of jobs exist in the Park, and how does one go about applying?