East Coast FM To Take Part In 'Ours To Protect'.

Wednesday, 7 June 2023 10:33

By Max Kane

East Coast FM is to take part in a new audio series highlighting the importance of climate action.

Led by the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland, ‘Ours to Protect’ will see 23 local and regional radio stations broadcast over 1,200 programmes over the next year - creating awareness around climate change issues.

Chairperson John Purcell says the project will provide listeners with tools to make positive changes in their community.

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