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Ulster Wildlife talk on Northern Ireland's Marine World

Run by Libraries NI

Interactive workshop and talk about the Marine World in Northern Ireland, hosted by Belfast Central Library.

Join Ulster Wildlife in Belfast Central Library for a talk and interactive workshop all about Northern Ireland's Marine world. Discover the diversity and uniqueness of our marine environment, improve your species identification skills and hear all about exciting citizen science project 'ShoreNI'.

Suitable for adults and children aged 8+

Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.

Booking is essential - please contact Belfast Central Library on 028 9050 9150 to reserve a place.

Who is running it

Libraries NI

Libraries NI is the public library service for Northern Ireland.

Contact
M Atcheson

Who it is for

  • Families
  • Young people
  • Children
  • Adults

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