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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, March 2, 2012 · 16 Community encouraged to clean up town during Earth Week Once again the Oakville Community Centre for Peace, Ecology and Human Rights (OCCPEHR) is urging residents to tidy the local trails, parks and shorelines during the 21st annual Earth Week Cleanup. "Let's clean up our trails, parks and shores of waterways this Earth Week with your family, friends and neighbours on Saturday, April 21," said OCCPEHR executive director Stephen Dankowich. "Our beautiful, local, natural environment needs your attention," he said. "Everyone who is concerned about nature, littering and the need to protect the biodiversity of Oakville is encouraged to set up a new cleanup location near where you live this spring as part of our annual Earth Week Cleanup of Nature Sites in Oakville." Dankowich said response for this year's cleanup has been good from past site coordinators, sponsors, schools and volunteers. To date, a clean up is confirmed on April 21 at the following eight nature sites located south of the QEW including: · Lakeshore Woods · Woodhaven Park · Coronation Park · Hogs Back Park · Tanner Park See April page 19