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SUMMARY:Killiney Beach summer clean-up
DESCRIPTION:Join the volunteers at Killiney Bay Community Council for another opportunity to make a difference along our Irish coastline. We are delighted to have Dr Grace Gott from University College Dublin at our summer beach clean-up to give us an insight into ‘Ireland’s Blue Carbon‘. \nWhen: 11.00 – 13.00\, 3 September 2022 \nWhere: Meet at the Lifeguard Hut \nTalk: Ireland’s Blue Carbon by Dr Grace Gott \nAfter: We welcome you to a ‘Lunch by the sea’ after the clean-up \nRemember to leave nothing but your footprints.  \nSee our Events section for details on our next clean-up. \nJust turn up or register your interest at info@killineycommunitycouncil.ie \nWhat is Blue Carbon?\n‘Blue Carbon’ refers to the uptake of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by natural marine and coastal habitats in a way that can be quantified. \nFurther reading: Blue Carbon Ireland
URL:https://killineycommunitycouncil.ie/event/killiney-beach-summer-clean-up-3-september-2022/
LOCATION:Killiney Beach
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SUMMARY:Winds of change: How protected are our seas? - Event 27 September 2022
DESCRIPTION:Our second ‘Winds of change’ information evening was another opportunity for locals to come together and be informed on important issues for our shoreline and marine environment. \nThis hybrid event was held on Tuesday 27 September at the Royal Marine Hotel\, Dun Laoghaire\, hosted by the Killiney Bay Community Council and Dalkey Community Council \n  \n\nWatch the event recording\n \nSpeakers\n\nDr Cormac Walsh\, Spatial Planning Consultant\, presented his review on the National Marine Planning Framework (NMPF)\, with findings and recommendations. This legal framework\, as approved by the Oireachtas in December 2021\, intends to set out how Ireland will use\, protect and enjoy its seas in the years up to 2040.\nDr Valerie Freeman\, Coastal Concern Alliance\, spoke about ‘Harnessing our Ocean Wealth: An Integrated Marine Plan for Ireland\, 2012’ and the ‘Offshore Renewable Energy Development Plan\, 2014’.\n\nAgenda\n\n19.30 – Welcome – Susan McDonnell\n19.35 – Video presentation\n19.50 – Introduction to meeting and speakers\n20.00 – National Marine Planning Framework (NMPF) – A Review by Dr Cormac Walsh\n20.20 – A comment on other marine plans – Dr Valerie Freeman\n20.30 – Q&As\n21.00 – End of meeting\n\nBackground\nOffshore wind is to play a significant role in Ireland’s decarbonisation. \nSustainable offshore wind farm strategies need  to protect\, conserve and help restore our marine environment. \nDesignating and implementing Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) is running behind plans to build a string of wind farms along the east and south coasts.  \nThis event is a follow-up to our previous ‘Winds of change at sea‘ public discussion held on 20 July 2022 and hosted by the Killiney Bay Community Council\, Dalkey Community Council and Fair Seas.  \n  \n 
URL:https://killineycommunitycouncil.ie/event/winds-of-change-how-protected-are-our-seas-event-27-september-2022/
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