HIDDEN MESSAGE - when the future is hard to define!
“Look deep into nature and then you will understand things better”
A. Einstein (1879 - 1955)
Hidden Message is a facilitated, thought-provoking and creative, practical group activity aimed at demystifying the concept of sustainable development through a combination of fun and analytical thinking.
It is often challenging to find the right words to convey the urgent need for a more sustainable lifestyle. Hidden Message seeks to deliver the key principles and instil a need for change in an entertaining, interactive, hands-on, tech-free way.
Hidden Message was conceived and delivered by Jim Allen.
Jim is a former Environment Officer with Coleraine & Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Councils (26 years) who was charged with running a public information campaign aimed at raising public awareness on such issues as littering, recycling, biodiversity and sustainable development (formerly known as LA21). Jim also trained in Environmental Science and Environmental Management at UUC and has consulted on coastal and habitat management within Council.
The event is part of The Big Arts Festival 2024 in partnership with The Old Church Centre. For more details about The Big Arts Weekend 2024 go to https://theoldchurchcentre.com/big-arts-weekend
Please note:
- Meet in Glenmona House, main hallway.
- Event is fully accessible.
- Suitable for older children.
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“Look deep into nature and then you will understand things better”
A. Einstein (1879 - 1955)
Hidden Message is a facilitated, thought-provoking and creative, practical group activity aimed at demystifying the concept of sustainable development through a combination of fun and analytical thinking.
It is often challenging to find the right words to convey the urgent need for a more sustainable lifestyle. Hidden Message seeks to deliver the key principles and instil a need for change in an entertaining, interactive, hands-on, tech-free way.
Hidden Message was conceived and delivered by Jim Allen.
Jim is a former Environment Officer with Coleraine & Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Councils (26 years) who was charged with running a public information campaign aimed at raising public awareness on such issues as littering, recycling, biodiversity and sustainable development (formerly known as LA21). Jim also trained in Environmental Science and Environmental Management at UUC and has consulted on coastal and habitat management within Council.
The event is part of The Big Arts Festival 2024 in partnership with The Old Church Centre. For more details about The Big Arts Weekend 2024 go to https://theoldchurchcentre.com/big-arts-weekend
Please note:
- Meet in Glenmona House, main hallway.
- Event is fully accessible.
- Suitable for older children.
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