• For one weekend in April, eleven popular tourist sites and attractions in the Faroe Islands will be closed to tourists. Why? Because we are keen to keep our green islands unspoiled.
    For one weekend in April, eleven popular tourist sites and attractions in the Faroe Islands will be closed to tourists. Why? Because we are keen to keep our green islands unspoiled.
  • In the village of Gjógv, a path from the village to one of the scenic viewpoints will be mended, and a fence erected to keep hikers safe
    In the village of Gjógv, a path from the village to one of the scenic viewpoints will be mended, and a fence erected to keep hikers safe
  • The campaign will work with local villagers to identify several areas where a little TLC will help to preserve the infrastructure
    The campaign will work with local villagers to identify several areas where a little TLC will help to preserve the infrastructure

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JOIN US IN MAINTAINING THE BEAUTIFUL FAROE ISLANDS

The Faroe Islands is one of the most unspoiled and unpolluted places on earth and we are keen to ensure that our green islands remain so. Therefore, we invite volunteers to come and join us in maintaining the Faroe Islands each year.

Projects will include creating walking paths in well-trodden areas, constructing viewpoints that help preserve nature and birdlife sanctuaries, and erecting signs that help with wayfinding.

WHY CLOSE THE FAROE ISLANDS?

THE FAROE ISLANDS
Closed for Maintenance 2019 in Skarvanes, Sandoy. Photo: Tróndur Dalsgarð

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