Canada’s Minister of the Environment and his Clean Air Tree kit
Sep 9, 2009
The Green Man Foundation kids and Jim Prentice, Minister of the Environment, holding the WCAFI Clean Air Tree Kit
Project Greenman is part of The Garden Foundation, a non-profit organization started by "The Frugal Gardener" Jeff Arsenault. Project Greenman is a program to bring gardening and the environment together by seeding seeds on adventures all over the world to get people of all ages involved . Seeds have traveled to the top of Mt. Everest by a rock climber, Seeds to the North Pole, on a Top Secret Mission in a submarine with the Navy and some day to Space with Brian Binnie.
Project Greenman and "Agents for Change" met with the Minister of Environment on June 11th 2009 to present the unique Clean Air Tree Kit that helps the environment by growing trees and Clean Air. The Minister of the Environment was delighted by this initiative, "a great way for people to be involved and especially to have school children all over Canada take part." Minister Prentice is doing his part in helping the environment by growing his Clean Air Tree Kit...grow yours today!
Jim Prentice, Canada’s Minister of the Environment, with his Clean Air Tree Kit.
Carol Anne Meehan of CTV NEWS holding a Clean Air Tree Kit while speaking with the Agents.
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aims to
‘clean’ the
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that for the first time,
individuals will be able
to purchase its Clean Air
Tree Kits from
http://shop.wcafi.org.
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