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WYE MARSH Eco-Pioneers Energy Conservation Fair

Receive free drinks, complimentary lunch, free compact Florescent Light Bulb

Midland, Ontario- The Wye Marsh continues to provide leading environmental education to Ontario and Simcoe County residents. In conjuction with Ontario’s Ministry of Energy Community Conservation Initiative, Wye Marsh is hosting the Eco-Pioneers Energy Conservation Fair on Saturday, February 23rd from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Fair visitors will have the opportunity to step back in time 200 years, and explore products and habits that can help them reduce their energy use and carbon footprint. Local exhibitors will be on hand to display their energy saving products and appliances, while engaging speakers and movies on renewable energy and renovation tips will be featured in the Blue Room. The pioneer theme will feature crafters, weavers, wandering minstrels and lunch items.

Attendees will receive a free compact fluorescent light bulb, are encouraged to lug-a-mug for a free coffee or juice, and lunch is also included. A suggested donation of only $5.00 per person provides participants entrance to the fair and all Wye Marsh exhibits and walking trails.

A FREE shuttle bus service is being offered with pick-ups in Midland, Penetanguishene, Port McNicoll, Victoria Harbour, and Waubaushene. Visit www.wyemarsh.com or call 526-7809 for scheduled stop information. (Schedule is included below for media wishing to publish)

This event will be an exciting mix of energy saving ideas and family fun! The fair has been generously funded by the Ministry of Energy’s Community Conservation Initiative (CCI) Program. For more information on CCI visit: http://www.energy.gov.on.ca/index.cfm?fuseaction=conservation.community

Ontario’s Wye Marsh is leading the way in developing interactive environmental activities appealing to the increased tourist demand for ecological friendly experiences. “Behind The Scenes” programs range from a behind the scenes look at the Trumpeter Swans, Birds of Prey to a canoe eco-tour deep into the Wye Valley wetlands, to interactive days such as the recent World Wetlands Day.

For more information or to become an exhibitor contact Denise Brophey, Marketing and Communications Coordinator at (705) 526-7809 Ext. 220.

 

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