Education is key: Heritage scheme hopes to turn learning into action

Children everywhere are being invited to take part in the National Heritage Keepers Programme so as to discover and protect the natural, built and cultural heritage on their doorstep
It’s a truism that children are the future and they may, through learning and education, devise some concrete actions to tackle climate change and the environmental problems caused by it. Picture: iStock

It’s a truism that children are the future and they may, through learning and education, devise some concrete actions to tackle climate change and the environmental problems caused by it. Picture: iStock

Burrenbeo Trust, a leading landscape charity in Co Clare, is calling on community groups and senior primary school classes everywhere to get involved in a project which aims to turn learning into action.

They are being invited to take part in the National Heritage Keepers Programme so as to discover and protect the natural, built and cultural heritage on their doorstep.

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