Loughs Agency’s highly-anticipated Water Warriors event took place last week within the Foyle catchment areas, and the event proved to be resoundingly successful. Last week's unique events, which form part of the Agency’s Foyle & Carlingford Ambassador Programmes, attracted hundreds of post-primary pupils to partake in a fully immersive, educational experience, with an emphasis on learning about the importance of conserving and protecting our stunning natural environments and aquatic life. Approximately 600 pupuils attended the Foyle event from various schools from across Derry, Limavady, Tyrone and Donegal. A scientific battle of the schools taking place at the Water Warriors event.

placeholder image — Loughs Agency’s highly-anticipated Water Warriors event took place last week within the Foyle catchment areas, and the event proved to be resoundingly successful. Last week's unique events, which form part of the Agency’s Foyle & Carlingford Ambassador Programmes, attracted hundreds of post-primary pupils to partake in a fully immersive, educational experience, with an emphasis on learning about the importance of conserving and protecting our stunning natural environments and aquatic life. Approximately 600 pupuils attended the Foyle event from various schools from across Derry, Limavady, Tyrone and Donegal. A scientific battle of the schools taking place at the Water Warriors event.

IN PICTURES: Successful Water Warriors experience hosted by Loughs Agency

By Staff reporter

Published 30th Nov 2022, 15:33 GMT

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Excited pupils enjoying the Water Warriors event at the Millennium Forum

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Host Mark the Science Guy gets teachers involved in Water Warriors proceedings

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Jack Porter, Loughs Agency; Angela Dobbins, Deputy Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council; Mark Langtry (Mark the Science Guy); Zach James, Loughs Agency.

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Mark the Science Guy engaging with enthusiastic pupils at the Water Warriors event

IN PICTURES: Successful Water Warriors experience hosted by Loughs Agency

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