Innovative and knowledge absorbing as it is, The Glasgow Science Centre, in recent months, has again returned home, double reward in hand after the West of Scotland Thistle Awards. The awards ceremony held on Thursday, September 19 at the Radisson Blu in Glasgow, rewarded the center with two major prizes, namely: Best Visitor Attraction and the extremely prestigious Climate Action Award of the year.
The ability to retain the award as the Best Visitor Attraction confirms how committed or how far the Glasgow Science Center values the experience of its visitors. Ever since it’s been established, the centre has received millions of visitors where interactive games and science concepts aimed at children and adults are on offer. Planetarium sessions which inspire people to want to learn more are equally available at the centre. This award is also, of like nature, inferring that the centre is making concerted efforts to ensure that everyone irrespective of their age gets an educational yet entertaining place.
What sets Glasgow Science Centre ahead of its contenders is its emphasis on issues of sustainability and climate change as demonstrated by its Climate Action Award. The centre has put in place several actions aimed at minimizing its greenhouse gas emissions, ranging from energy-saving structural designs to climate change awareness education. The emissions, particularly the carbon dioxide, have Ma Corp include environmental conservatism in its.
These awards emphasize the education and climate awareness components of the center’s role and therefore its position as a must see in Scotland. In a world where there are mounting environmental problems and the Glasgow Science Centre seems to comprehend, sustain and hope for the future.
Lovers of science and sustainability who are preferably looking for an interesting and engaging way to learn should visit the Glasgow Science Centre where an enriching lesson awaits.
