Tuesday April 7th atMahtay’s Café and Lounge, 241 St Paul St, St Catharines, Ontario.
News from Jane Hanlon and Greening Niagara
The doors for this good meeting open at 6:30 pm, Meeting starts at 7 pm at Mahtay’s Café – a wonderful venue that is cultivating a record for featuring talks, film screenings and more on progressive ideas around climate change and other issues facing younger and future generations today.
Niagara, Ontario healthy planning/environment advocate and keynote speaker Don Alexander
This talk, headed up by Greening Niagara, a public-interest group once called Climate Action Niagara, features Don Alexander, one of Niagara’s great elders in the field of planning and environmental protection, doing his best to convince us – young and old and everyone in between – why “we’re all in this together.”
Don Alexander has 50 years of Environmental Action and concern.From Great Lakes Water Quality Issues in the mid 1960s to current interest in the Provincial Plan Reviews for the Niagara Escarpment and Greenbelt.
Don Alexander is a Commissioner on the Niagara Escarpment Commission, a founding member of the Preservation of Agricultural lands Society and GREENING Niagara (formerly Climate Action Niagara), and a former member of the Niagara Regional Council (1973-76. Don has helped to build coalitions of support for fruit land preservation and urban boundary plans in Niagara.
Greening Niagara is a member-driven organization providing collective direction and support to improve Niagara’s resiliency, and is Niagara’s largest non profit grassroots environmental organization!
Come out to make a difference, help us grow.
Bring friends and family. Bring your ideas. Bring your goodwill and excitement. Bring in the 2015 Board and help to select priorities for the 2015/2016 season.
Please RSVP by phone or by email, we’ll look forward to seeing you there.
Together we are Greening Niagara. Board of Directors and Jane Hanlon, Executive Director
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