Beauty, Rubbish and Picking Up
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Baglady meets NI’s new Environment Minister, Arlene Foster at the NEEDabag? Film Launch at Queen’s Film Theatre, and returns to Ballymena Bus & Railway Station to do something she’s wanted to do for a long time.
Can't see the film? Click to download: 00. Intro.mp4 (14.79 MB)
Baglady and crew join BBC Radio Foyle’s Do One Thing campaign to make life easier for Derry wildlife.
Can't see the film? Click to download: 15. Derry.mp4 (26.41 MB)
Saints and Scholars Integrated Primary School join the local fight against huge electric pylons; Mullavilly PS report on their environment work.
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As they prepare for the reopening of Castle Hill and their beautiful view, after hundreds of years, the people of Dungannon welcome old friends and new arrivals with a strong environmental message. Howard Primary School show us how they are leading the way for Eco-schools.
Can't see the film? Click to download: 13. Dungannon.mp4 (25.56 MB)
2nd year Queens medical student Kim Stevenson and her pal, Percy Plastic, join Baglady on a visit to Taughmonagh where the first signs of greenmice appear; then meet Centra managers and No Alibis bookshop owner Dave to discuss how saying no to plastic bags is good business sense, too.
Can't see the film? Click to download: 12. Belfast.mp4 (24.97 MB)
NI Assembly’s only Green MLA, Brian Wilson, praises Baglady and crew for using public transport; Baglady meets Castle Gardens PS Green Buddies and shares a green glove handshake.
Can't see the film? Click to download: 10. Newtownards.mp4 (25.99 MB)
Baglady inspects the beach she sadly renamed Lucozade Beach last year, and joins Larne High School students and Friends of the Earth for a quick cleanup.
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