Bridgewater Bulletin
October 5, 2005
MICA members participate in The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup
by Robert Hirtle
MICA Anne Palfreyman, left and Nicole Ernst
photo: Robert Hirtle
Anne Palfreyman, left and Nicole Ernst were among members of the Mahone Islands Conservation Association who recently spent serveral days picking up trash on a number of Mahone Bay islands. The project, which has over 35,000 registered volunteers, was part of The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, a week-long national program sponsored by TD Canada Trust and Clean Nova Scotia which is designed to help protect shoreline habitat across the country.
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by Robert Hirtle
MICA Anne Palfreyman, left and Nicole Ernst
photo: Robert Hirtle
Anne Palfreyman, left and Nicole Ernst were among members of the Mahone Islands Conservation Association who recently spent serveral days picking up trash on a number of Mahone Bay islands. The project, which has over 35,000 registered volunteers, was part of The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, a week-long national program sponsored by TD Canada Trust and Clean Nova Scotia which is designed to help protect shoreline habitat across the country.
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