Explore the Wonders of Climate Change and Biodiversity with Hands-On Experiences
Tralee Bay Wetlands Ecology & Activity Park is thrilled to announce the launch of its "Beginners Guide to Climate Change and Biodiversity" sessions as part of Science Week 2024, starting on Tuesday, 12th November and Wednesday, 13th November 2024, in collaboration with MTU (Munter Technological University). Nestled in the heart of Tralee, this vibrant park offers a unique opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in the natural world, gaining insights into the pressing issues of climate change and biodiversity loss.
Our 2 hour sessions, both days at 9:30am, 12pm & 2pm, are designed to inspire and educate tourists, families, nature enthusiasts, and educational groups alike.
"At Tralee Bay Wetlands, we believe in the power of education to spark change," says Senior Ecologist, Alan Balfe." These sessions are not just about learning; they're about empowering our community to make a difference in the world. By understanding the impact of climate change and biodiversity loss, we can all take small steps that lead to significant positive outcomes."
Benefits of Attending the Sessions:
- Gain in-depth knowledge of how climate change affects our daily lives and practical steps to mitigate its impact.
- Discover the crucial role wetlands play in providing natural climate solutions.
- Learn about the importance of biodiversity and how its loss impacts us all.
- Participate in demonstrations of best practices, such as native hedge planting.
- Explore the unique ways woodlands help regulate local climates.
The sessions are set to be an engaging mix of informative talks and hands-on activities, running throughout Science Week 2024. Tickets can be booked in advance online. We advised everyone to wear suitable outdoor clothing, rain gear and bring wellies our boots which are necessary.
