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 earth day 2019 

April 20, 2019
 

Celebrate Earth Day with A Walk for Mother Earth

A Walk for Mother Earth will take place, on Saturday, April 20. We will meet at Moose Point, at the water's edge at 9:00 am for an opening circle that will include recognizing the ancestral territory of the Wabanaki people and their caretaking of this land and waters.

We will then walk to the east side of the foot bridge in Belfast, approximately 3 miles, where anyone who wishes to celebrate Earth Day by walking across the footbridge in community can join us.

The walk is being organized by an ad hoc group of individuals who want to honor the beautiful place that we live in and recommit to caring for the earth and the waters that sustain us.

We expect to arrive at the east side of the footbridge at around 10 am, and welcome everyone to join us as we cross where the Passagassawakeag meets the Penobscot Bay, celebrating the waters.

Parking is limited both at Moose Point and at the footbridge so carpool, be dropped off, or plan ahead. But come! Walk for Mother Earth.

For more information, email miriam.watkins.25@gmail.com or reference the Peace and Justice FB page.