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Reflecting on 50 Years of Earth Day with Harold Lavallee

Apr 22, 2020

Royal Saskatchewan Museum

Reflecting on 50 Years of Earth Day with Harold Lavallee

Together we have been celebrating Earth Day, April 22, for 50 years now. Knowledge Keeper Harold Lavallee shares his observations on how Earth has changed in the last 50 years, what it means to celebrate the Earth and how we can give back to the planet in which we live.
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