[All] ALUS June 2010 Newsletter

Deb Swidrovich deswid at gmail.com
Wed Aug 11 15:09:18 EDT 2010


Hi everybody:

I received this notice from Kristen Thompson, Norfolk ALUS program.  I
should have sent this out earlier, but with my hectic schedule this summer,
I didn't.

I am not planning to organize another trip to Norfolk as we did last year,
and I notice this is not advertised on their website to the general public,
but I am sure if anyone would like to learn more or may advocate for the
ALUS program, whether it be a farmer, a politician, or other environmental
groups, I'm sure they would be welcomed.  (They have 10 people signed up for
the August 19th farm tour as of today, so they have room for more on the
school bus; lunch provided.)

Forest Fest, which is being held this weekend is geared more to the general
public, and includes an ALUS farm tour as well.

Thanks,

Deb Swidrovich
519-746-8403

P.S.  Note to Theo:  I don't see a need to put this on our Calendar.



*Hello everyone,*

* *

*The Norfolk ALUS Team hopes this newsletter finds you well and enjoying
this beautiful summer.  With another successful planting season under our
belt we are now enjoying the growing season, visiting our farm participants,
and organizing tours and events to showcase the work that has gone on in
Norfolk County.  In celebration of the 2010 International Year of
Biodiversity the ALUS team will be hosting a tour on August 19th that will
showcase both the agricultural diversity of Norfolk County and its rich
biological diversity.  We invite you all to attend and look forward to
seeing you there.  *

* *

*ALUS is also working in partnership with the St. Williams Conservation
Reserve Community Council to organize the first annual Forest Fest, an event
which will feature local artists, musicians and activities for young and old
alike.  Activities include retriever dog trials at the pond, horse drawn
wagon tours of the nursery, greenhouse tours, bus tours of  ALUS
Demonstration Farm sites, and guided hikes to with area biologist to learn
about the unique species at risk located in the St. Williams Conservation
Reserve, and displays by forest related organizations and businesses.  This
weekend event will also feature the grand opening of the St. Williams
Nursery and Ecology Centre.*

* *

*For more information please contact Kristen Thompson at (519) 426-5999
extension 2220.*

* *

*Sincerely,*

* *

*Kristen Thompson*

*Project Coordinator*

*Alternative Land Use Services*

*(P) 519-426-5999 ext: 2220; (F) 519-426-0059*

*www.norfolkalus.ca* <http://www.norfolkalus.ca/>

* *

*Mailing Address: *

*ALUS *

*95 Culver Street*

*Simcoe, Ontario*

*N3Y 2V5*

* *
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