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Interpretation Centre

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UPDATED OPENING HOURS (From 21Sep 2020)

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Fresh prickly pear fruits – 24/08/2020

Maltese summer time is often characterised by the abundance of fresh summer fruits, and perhaps …

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UPDATED SUMMER OPENING HOURS – 15/06/2020

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The locally hand-picked and pickled capers – 11/06/2020

  Capers have been used in cooking since at least 2000BC in Mesopotamia and they …

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The oldest cultivated Mediterranean fruit species: Figs – 10/06/2020

    The fig tree (Ficus carica, Tin), which originated in the Middle East and …

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The wild leek in the Maltese Islands – 09/06/2020

  The first expression of agriculture in prehistory dates back to the Neolithic Revolution, to …

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Farming

Dingli farmer Last shepard

Maltese farmers being the most important managers of our natural resources shall be educated how to live in harmony with nature and derive economic benefit from their land.

Considering that most protected areas traditionally belonged to the local villagers, organic agriculture allows local people to maintain some control over their land, protect land and biodiversity through their farming practices, keep its benefits for themselves and, at the same time, conserving and improving the natural environment.

Farmers being the main users of Dingli’s natural resources shall be taught about the sustainable management of farms. THE CLIFFS Interpretation Centre is reachable for the local farmers, and related agriculture activities. It is also within the patch of various visitors, and will act as a marketing tool for agribusiness and food producers found in the immediate area many of whom may also form part of the Heritage Trail in the future. Information on wine, cheeselet production and honey producers in the area and organic farmers in the vicinity is found in the centre.

THE CLIFFS enhances and promote local traditions and crafts by:

  • Selling local village sheep cheese from the last shepard
  • Selling agricultural products as souvenirs, such as jams and herbs
  • Using local farming products for catering
  • Organising grafting sessions, local animal shows, education to local farmers regarding ‘new’ EU policies,
  • Organising rural tourism related walks and farm visits.

 

 

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