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Time: August 18, 2012 from 1pm to 3pm
Location: Robson Park, St. George`s Street, Kingsway, Main Street
Street: St. George`s, Kinsgway
City/Town: Vancouver
Website or Map: http://http;//www.falsecreekw…
Event Neighbourhood and Type: main, east, walk, education
Organized By: Celia Brauer
Latest Activity: Aug 13, 2012
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Meet at St. George's and Kingsway at Robson Park by the Storyteller's Cob Bench.
Greta will walk north from there along St. George's to describe where the creek went and what the plans are for the daylighting; bringing the creek back to life. At 7th and St. George's she will stop to discuss the new mural!
This mural was created by the St. George Street Rainway group. It was created to bring awareness about the proposed daylighting of St. George's Creek.
Greta Borick Cunningham is a keen naturalist and very interested in the local ecosystems. She just completed a Diploma at BCIT in Sustainable Resource Management. She lives on St. George Street, is part of the Rainway group and also is the Chair of the False Creek Watershed Society. She is presently working at Alouette River Management Society in Maple Ridge.
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