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April 2005 Issue
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Tree Trimming
Some progress but still a
long way to go - page 3

Confessions
of a car lover - page 2

EcoHouse
Tour Green Venture’s
environmentally friendly
150-year old retrofitted
house - page 4

Hamilton’s first Tree Tonne Tally was installed last month in Strathcona neighbourhood’s Victoria Park. Lee Baxter and Ian Warren built this visual ‘thermometer’ to record the greenhouse gas reductions achieved by students and their families at the nearby Strathcona/SAGE schools.

HELP PLANT TREES THIS SPRING

City councillors Brian McHattie and Dave Braden are organizing community tree planting events, with the first taking place Saturday morning, April 30. They expect to plant at least 3000 trees during this year.

If you would like to help, please contact us immediately at (905) 549-0900 or the email address below. If you’re too late for the April planting, there are three more scheduled during May and there will certainly be Fall planting dates as well.

All you need to bring is a pointed shovel and a pail.

One planting location will be along the pedestrian and cycling path that borders the Lincoln Alexander Parkway, but the councillors hope to plant some trees this year in each of the city’s fifteen wards in an initiative called Trees Across Hamilton.

In announcing the program, Braden declared: “The message is if you want to green this community, we gotta do it ourselves, not just rely on government”. Trees Across Hamilton is funded by the Future Fund.

Get involved: tonnes@environmenthamilton.org

Tree Planting Sites on April 30th

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