UPCOMING EVENTS
LATEST NEWS
Down Dingli Cliffs :a historical aspect – 19/05/2020
The origin of agricultural practices in Malta could be as old as the presence …
Read moreThe Flowering Caper bushes – 18/05/2020
Capers feature prominently in Mediterranean food, and these versatile ingredients which add a distinctive …
Read moreMarine pollution, plastic waste and the impacts of increasing health concerns – 17/05/2020
We have read reports all around the world of an environmental silver lining …
Read moreThe spiky hedgehog – 16/05/2020
The Algerian/Vagrant Hedgehog (Qanfud, Atelerix algirus) is a mammal species recorded in parts of …
Read moreThe tar-smelling Pitch Trefoil -15/05/2020
The Tar-Smelling Pitch Trefoil – 15/05/2020 Mediterranean climate ecosystems are rich in legumes, with …
Read moreA A A
Sustainable Development Strategy
THE CLIFFS Interpretation Centre is complementary to the Dingli Local Council project entitled Sustainable Development Strategy – Dingli 2020.
The Sustainable Development Strategy DINGLI 2020 focuses on the characteristics that make Dingli special: the geology and the geography, the history, the biodiversity and the people. Indeed, one of the main projects consists of a Heritage Trail that can be used as a pilot project, and build upon to encompass the entire town, with the Interpretation Centre being the hub of the trail to promote comprehensive environmental, socio-cultural and historical education on Dingli, whilst providing general information about the area.
THE CLIFFS Interpretation Centre complements existing policies and strategies, promotes and facilitates the implementation of these policies and plans and at the same time help to encourage the enhancement of the Maltese tourism product.
