New ambassadors champion Cuilcagh Lakelands heritage
Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark recently honoured its latest group of Ambassadors at a special graduation event. These dedicated individuals will play a pivotal role in promoting the area's unique natural and cultural legacy across local communities.
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Cavan County Council
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Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark celebrated the achievements of its newest Geopark Ambassadors at a memorable graduation ceremony, recognising their commitment to safeguarding and sharing the region’s exceptional heritage. The event united ambassadors, community members, Geopark staff, and local officials for an evening dedicated to reflection, appreciation, and community spirit.
Ambassadors serve as vital links between people and the distinctive landscapes, history, and culture of the Geopark. Through active involvement in community events, educational stands, and collaborative projects, they help to weave the stories that define this internationally significant area. Councillor John Paul Feeley, Chair of the Geopark Committee, praised the graduates for their passion and dedication, emphasising their important role in fostering community engagement and supporting the Geopark’s ongoing development.
Speeches from Geopark Manager Gráinne O’Connor, Officer Ashley Robinson, and Director John Boyle highlighted the programme’s impact, while reflections from past ambassadors illustrated the lasting opportunities it creates. Councillor Anthony Feely, Vice Chair of the Committee, described the role as a heartfelt commitment to championing the environment and communities. Graduates received certificates and showcased their future projects, signalling the start of their active journey within a growing ambassador network dedicated to inspiring deeper connection with Cuilcagh Lakelands’ treasured heritage.
Ambassadors serve as vital links between people and the distinctive landscapes, history, and culture of the Geopark. Through active involvement in community events, educational stands, and collaborative projects, they help to weave the stories that define this internationally significant area. Councillor John Paul Feeley, Chair of the Geopark Committee, praised the graduates for their passion and dedication, emphasising their important role in fostering community engagement and supporting the Geopark’s ongoing development.
Speeches from Geopark Manager Gráinne O’Connor, Officer Ashley Robinson, and Director John Boyle highlighted the programme’s impact, while reflections from past ambassadors illustrated the lasting opportunities it creates. Councillor Anthony Feely, Vice Chair of the Committee, described the role as a heartfelt commitment to championing the environment and communities. Graduates received certificates and showcased their future projects, signalling the start of their active journey within a growing ambassador network dedicated to inspiring deeper connection with Cuilcagh Lakelands’ treasured heritage.
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