A permanent exhibit, travelling display items, and a science theatre play have been created at the AHHAA Science Centre. The Environmental Board is organising twenty nature-themed evenings, in total, to introduce the activities and achievements of the project.
In 2020, a drawing competition and a photo competition were organised for children and youths, as well as the first nature camp in Käsmu. The Soolikaoja discovery trail was opened in Rakvere in the end of the year. In total, three photo competitions and five camps will be organised.
Further information about the events organised to increase environmental awareness can be found on the Environmental Board’s Facebook page and on the project’s Facebook page ‘Virumaa veed puhtaks’ (Let's clean the waters of Virumaa).
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The project is funded by the European Commission LIFE programme and the Republic of Estonia. The LIFE programme is a financial instrument of the European Commission which has been used for funding environmental projects in the European Union for over twenty years. It is the only environment-focused instrument which supports the development and implementation of the EU environmental policy.