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Working in partnership with local group Bellville Community Garden Trust, RIG Arts (an arts charity) and Beacon Arts Centre (a contemporary theatre and arts centre), Inverclyde Council created a Climate Beacon, in an initiative funded by the Scottish Government’s Climate Change and Culture Division, Creative Scotland and Museum Galleries Scotland.
The Climate Beacon aims to bring together shared resources and knowledge and provide a space where members of the public, artists, environmental scientists and policymakers can discuss and debate COP26 themes and climate actions specific to their local area.

For further information contact:

Ruth Binks
Corporate Director (Education, Communities & Organisational Development)
Inverclyde Council

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