[NatureNS] Re: Nature Canada and Haiti Audubon Society

Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 19:54:46 -0400
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done, I saw the WBNU pm Sat but haven't heard or seen it since then, of 
course I am not always there!

Joan Czapalay wrote:
> Some naturens list members are probably members of Nature Canada and may 
> have received this note from Ian Davidson, our new executive director. 
> Below is a part of his letter urging Nature Canada supporters to help 
> with aid for the earthquake victims. We do not yet know if the school at 
> Formon is still standing.
> 
> 
> "By now you have probably read or heard that on Tuesday, January 12, a 
> magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck the small island nation of Haiti. 
> According to news reports, the quake has caused massive damage and loss 
> of life throughout the country; hospitals, schools and homes were 
> flattened and a nation-wide humanitarian crisis is unfolding.
> 
> Since 2007, Nature Canada has been working closely with the Haiti 
> Audubon Society and local leaders in the communities surrounding Macaya 
> National Park, in western Haiti. Together, we have implemented 
> conservation and development projects that improve the lives of Haitians 
> and encourage environmentally sustainable practices. This summer, for 
> example, we helped the community of Formon renovate their school, 
> furnish it and staff it with 8 teachers. Macaya National Park is located 
> outside of the quake's primary zone of destruction, and the extent of 
> damage in that region is unclear.
> 
> At present, we do not know the fate of many of the community volunteers 
> and Haiti Audubon staff who were caught in the earthquake, but we hope 
> to establish contact soon.
> 
> In the meantime, we are asking Nature Canada supporters to come to the 
> aid of Haiti's earthquake victims. There are many options for those who 
> wish to help. One is to contact Care Canada, Oxfam Canada, Oxfam Quebec 
> and Save the Children to make a donation at 
> www.thehumanitariancoalition.ca 
> <http://supporter.naturecanada.ca/site/R?i=jjwo1HSIBUPsjDHgcXomOA..>. "
> 

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