SuperBowl Carbon Neutral Tree Planting September 16, 2006

TREEmendous Miami is joining The National Football League and DERM for a very special project and is seeking volunteers.

The National Football League's Environmental Program his developed a series of initiatives to keep the Super Bowl cleaner and greener and to lessen the impact on the local and global environment.

Through the "Carbon Neutral" initiative program, hundreds of seedling trees will be planted in Miami-Dade and other areas to offset the greenhouse gas emissions produced by the February 2007 Super Bowl events. Come help plant pine seedlings to restore pineland preserves!

Bring sun screen, lots of water and a shovel/rake/gloves (if you don't have any of these tools, we can provide them). Recommended attire: closed-toe shoes, light weight long pants, long sleeved shirt, and a shade hat.

For more details and/or questions, call or e-mail Amy, Program Coordinator at 305-378-1863 or treemendousmiami@mail.com.

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TREEmendous Miami is partnering with the National Football League, the Florida Department of Environmental Resource Management, the Florida Department of Agriculture, the South Florida Super Bowl XLI Host Committee, Greenermiami.com, the U.S. Forest Service and other local organizations to offset the greenhosue gas produced by Super Bowl related activities by planting trees throughout South Florida. Representatives of participating organizations will be on hand to answer questions.
The NFL Environmental Program is part of the larger community outreach effort of the NFL that seeks to create permanent benefits in the Super Bowl host community.

Official Website: http://www.treemendousmiami.org/