September 22, 2009
Plant-for-the-Planet
Maiken Hamaluba from Botswana, Felix Finkbeiner from Germany and about 30 children from Austria will attend the World Commons Forum in Salzburg on 29/30 September 2009.
They will present the campaign "Stop talking. Start planting." and inform the other participants about the concerns of their generation and urge them to act.
Milena Florek and Natalia Szutenbach from Poland will not be able to attend and will send a video message with their input. If you have a message for the adults congregated in Salzburg or if you want to announce your million tree goal at that occasion, please also record a short video message and send it to info@plant-for-the-planet.org. If the file is too lage to be sent by email, please contact us at the same address and we will get back to you.
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