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NAO Report (11/06/2018)
L-Awditur ma jsibx provi ta’ korruzzjoni minn Ian Borg fil-proġett dwar iċ-ċentru interpretattiv f’Ħad-Dingli
Read moreThe Mediterranean Thyme’s purple blooms
The brownish colour of the garrigue landscape around Dingli Cliffs is currently indicating the approaching …
Read moreThe Cliffs summer schedule starts today 1st June
The summer opening hours of The Cliffs Interpretation Centre starts today: …
Read moreStrengthening educational awareness of Dingli Cliffs (26/05/2018)
The meaning of an Interpretation Centre is the provision of innovative means …
Read moreOne Saturday filled with several Educational packages (07/05/2018)
The Cliffs Interpretation Centre strives to disseminate information about the area to all types of …
Read moreLocal agricultural practices at Dingli (30/04/2018)
The 15th edition of the annual Wirja Agrarja event was organised by the Local …
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Kids’ corner
Meet Milu the Donkey!
In the old days, farmers used to have a donkey to help them work the fields. Dingli’s motto “Skiet ir-Raba’ mhux għażżien“, means that the peacefulness of farm life does not mean laziness. But poor Milu the donkey, was the first farm animal to be eradicated…
Print this page, which changes every month, colour our Milu and help us remember the important role that the donkey had on everyday rural life at Dingli Cliffs and the surrounding areas.
