Green-Schools & Clean Coasts Ocean Action + Appreciation Workshop

Author: smccormackcooney
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The recent 'Ocean Action + Appreciation Workshop', a collaborative effort between Green-Schools and Clean Coasts, saw secondary students actively engaged in marine litter management and coastal conservation at Bull Island. This initiative transcends mere educational outreach, signalling a significant governmental and societal emphasis on environmental stewardship that bears direct implications for the Irish construction sector. For senior decision-makers, this highlights an escalating imperative for robust Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) frameworks within project development, particularly for ventures situated in coastal zones or those with significant ecological footprints. The programme implicitly forecasts increased regulatory stringency regarding marine protection and waste management, alongside growing market demand for specialised environmental engineering and sustainable materials. Concurrently, Green-Schools' 'Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Programme, focused on enhancing sustainable transport, mandates future investment in urban infrastructure. This includes the strategic development of integrated pedestrian and cycling networks and public transport access, offering substantial opportunities for firms specialising in sustainable urban regeneration and infrastructure delivery. Proactive alignment with these evolving national sustainability goals and community engagement strategies will be crucial for maintaining operational legitimacy and securing long-term project viability. Read More


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