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Donegal woman Eimear Carlin chosen for international Antarctic expedition

2041 Antarctic Youth Ambassador Programme to preserve the continent’s unique landscape and wildlife


Eimear Carlin from Milltown, Raphoe, is the only Irish representative on the ‘2041 Antarctic Youth Ambassador Programme’
Eimear Carlin from Milltown, Raphoe, is the only Irish representative on the ‘2041 Antarctic Youth Ambassador Programme’
Photo by Eimear Carlin

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This project will culminate in a Fundraiser Gala Evening in Dublin on the last weekend of January. Upon her return in March, Ms Carlin will then undertake the second leg of the journey, around the schools of the country to educate.

“I am aiming to start an initiative in schools across Ireland to get 2041 young people to create their own climate change projects, whether it is planting a tree or being responsible for turning off all lights, checking taps etc in their home before bedtime,” she said. “Simple acts can make a huge change. In doing so, kids will get to be Mini Climate Ambassadors in their own right.  It’s about instilling a more sustainable attitude to energy and resource use from an early age.”

“Throughout 2013, I will be travelling around Ireland visiting schools and businesses promoting the Antarctic and sustainable practices that can help combat the effects of climate change.”

You can support Eimear by visiting her blog here.


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That was my moms maiden name from this part of Ireland. So from one Carlin/Carland to another "GOOD LUCK"
 




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