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All community organisations and individuals are welcome to attend the workshop in Lanesboro
The Midlands Sustainability & Biodiversity Network is organising a free workshop for Tidy Towns groups and Sustainable Energy Communities (SEC’s) in St Mary’s Hall, Lanesboro, on Saturday, September 20th from 9.30am to 1pm.
The workshop will include details of the Tidy Town’s Biodiversity and Sustainability adjudication categories and visits to local sites and projects.
All community organisations and individuals are welcome.
To attend this workshop please register by September 12th at: https://forms.office.com/e/e8MeH3TV7S
The Midlands Sustainability & Biodiversity Network is a grouping of community organisations with a common interest in Sustainability and Biodiversity.
The Network is funded by The Wheel’s Training Links programme.
Led by the EDI Centre in Longford, the Network includes Tidy Towns groups and Sustainable Energy Communities in Laois, Longford, Offaly, Roscommon, and Westmeath.
The workshop in Lanesborough will be delivered by APEM Group Woodrow - Environmental Consultants and SEAI Community Mentors in association with Longford County Council, Ballyleague Tidy Towns, Lanesborough Tidy Towns, and Longford Renewable Energy SEC.
For further details, phone: 087 2222543.
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