Sand Art in Waterford
Sand Art in Kilmurin Beach!
An intergenational collaborative Environmental Art workshop at the recent Learning, Teaching and Training conference in Waterford brought over 50 people together to recreate the GenCy4In&ClimA logo in the sand. The workshop, led by Sean Corcoran followed a swim and beach clean at Kilmurin beach. The process was recorded in both photo and drone footage and the result was amazing #ClimateAction #Intergenerational #CyclePromotion #Inclusion
Written by Karen Keogh
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