Explore the fascinating world of renewable energy while delving into the rich history of Mayo. The Oweninny Wind Farm Visitor Centre offers a unique, immersive experience for groups eager to learn about the science, technology, and engineering behind wind energy and power generation.
Interactive Exhibits and Local History
Nestled in the heart of Mayo North, the purpose-built Oweninny Visitor Interpretative Centre brings history and innovation together. Through engaging, interactive exhibits, visitors can:
- Discover the journey from peat production to wind energy development.
- Learn about the ongoing bog rehabilitation programme and its ecological significance.
- Explore the area’s social history, highlighting the community’s connection to the land and energy production.
- Deepen their understanding of climate change and the critical role renewable energy plays in combating it.
Perfect for Group Visits
While the centre isn’t open for individual visits, it specialises in hosting tailored group tours. Whether you’re part of a school, community group, or organisation, you’ll find the tours educational and inspiring. To arrange your visit, contact Centre Manager Kathy at 087 4093636.
Public Events to Watch For
Throughout the year, the Oweninny Visitor Centre organises special events and activities open to the public. These events provide a fantastic opportunity for individuals and families to explore renewable energy, climate awareness, and the area’s heritage. Stay updated by visiting their website, see contact details below.
A Commitment to Education and Sustainability
The Oweninny Wind Farm Visitor Centre has already welcomed numerous local schools and community groups, fostering a deeper understanding of sustainability and innovation. By connecting people with the science behind renewable energy, the centre plays an essential role in raising awareness of climate action while celebrating Mayo North’s unique heritage.
Contact
Web: www.oweninnywindfarm.ie
Email: [email protected]
Tel: Kathy 087 4093636
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