In the final podcast in the Hassans' Environment Prize trilogy (the first two episodes can be seen here), hosted by Senior Associate and project lead, Tania Rahmany, is joined by Bayside Comprehensive School's Headteacher, Gaynor Lester.
The Bayside School's project aimed to create a secret garden in the school made from recycled materials, design and create metal sea creature structures to collect recyclable waste within the school grounds and finally, an ambitious plan to create fog nets to capture moisture from the levanter cloud that sits above the Rock.
The projects are well underway and Tania and Gaynor discuss the progress so far and what the next steps are for the school.
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