Workshop
Event
Climate Smart
Rural Community Network
This is a free event
Would you like to become more 'climate smart'?
Would you like to become more 'climate smart'? This is a climate awareness session designed to start the conversation in your community, establish a shared understanding of the facts and will look at what is climate action.
This session will be run by Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful
Location - The Marina Centre, Ballyronan
Date: Thursday 10th October
Time - 7pm - 9.30pm
Tea/coffee and refreshments will be provided.
Booking is essential.
Book a place here - https://forms.gle/CF1xfAN5zTZ47eJe7
Sector:
- Community development
- Environment and Built Heritage
Date and Time
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Location
The Marina Centre
135a Shore Rd
Magherafelt
BT45 6JA
United Kingdom
More Information
The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Climate Smart
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