16.30 to 19.00 hrs on Tuesday 22nd May at Clube de Tavira.
Safe Communities Portugal, the Guarda Nacional Republicana (GNR) Tavira and Bombeiros Tavira will jointly be holding an awareness session concerning land cleaning to help prevent the spread of rural fires in the area.
The presentations by the organisers will be in English and the Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests, (ICNF) have also been invited.
The aim of the seminar is to help those who may still be unclear concerning the various laws, the reporting of neighbouring overgrown land, enforcement action being taken, advice that is available, contact points and other issues.
There will be plenty of time for questions and answers.
It will be in English, but the presenters will be able to explain points in Portuguese.
Entrance is free.
Seating is limited, and given in the interest in this topic, you are advised to guarantee your seat by contacting info@safecommunitiesalgarve.com or call 913045093
The organizers thank the Mediterranean Gardening Association Portugal (MGAP) for their help in promoting this event.
Clube de Tavira is located at R. da Liberdade 23, 8800-399 Tavira next to the City Hall
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD
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