Maspeth, NY 718-416-1656
On April 22nd of each year, Earth Day comes
around as a way to promote an environmental movement to help people become
aware of the term “going green.”
Some people get together with groups of friends, colleagues
and family and plant trees, help clean up parks and present art shows. Some
colleges are having Earth Week, which will allow students to do projects to
make their campuses more beautiful.
“Our nature is starting to slowly decrease because we’re
getting all these houses and malls,” Endless Mountains Nature Center volunteer
coordinator Jessica Fasulo said. “We’re just trying to clean up the small part
of nature that we do have.”
Lingering damage from last September’s flooding was removed
by Nature Center volunteers on Sunday in Tunkhannock, including the remains of
a trailer that washed onto one of the islands near the center (http://goo.gl/zDAVQ).
According to Fasulo, the metal and scrap were lying on top
of flowers, which was preventing them from growing. With a little TLC, these
flowers should be back up and blooming in no time.
If you have any questions or need some scrap metal picked
up, give us a call at 718-416-1656 or visit www.borowide.com.
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