The NPWS is increasing its checks for illegal burning, with drones being used among other aerial methods.
Although it is a secretive farmland bird, their distinctive call is a feature in some parts of the north and west coasts of Ireland, but was once widespread across the countryside.
Some 10% of participants will receive a scheme audit each year for two years, according to tender documents posted by the Department of Housing.
Some stand-out events include walking trails, demonstrations and educational activities from sheep shearing of Claddagh heritage breeds in Connemara or boxty making on the bothy trail.
Some 27 white-tailed eagle chicks are to be released this year as part of an NPWS reintroduction programme.
Funding must also be provided for the new nature law and guaranteed for 20 to 30 years.
Jim Flynn, a sheep and suckler farmer from Drumshanbo, said being part of project to preserve curlews in the area 'means a lot to him'.
"The NPWS grazes 16,000ha and An Taisce 2,000ha respectively in Donegal, solely by red deer." - Ger Roarty, Co Donegal
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The online public consultation is open until September 13 and is a chance for the public to decide where we should go beyond the minimum protections set down under EU law.