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From: David Galbraith <dgalbraith@rbg.ca>
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Subject: Green Legacy Web Site
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Dear colleagues,

In 2002 Royal Botanical Gardens and the Canadian Museum of Nature launched
the "Green Legacy" project, a travelling museum exhibit on the importance of
rare and endangered plants, and plant diversity generally, in Canada. The
exhibit has been travelling now for 18 months, and is presently in Quebec.

As a supplement and national program element, a companion Web site was also
set up in 2002 at the address:

http://www.rbg.ca/greenlegacy

We are looking for feed-back on the Green Legacy web site. What do you like
about the site? Is it helpful or useful? If you have the time to visit the
Web site, please send any comments or observations to me at
dgalbraith@rbg.ca your earliest convenience.

sincerely,

Dr. David A. Galbraith
Manager of Biodiversity Projects
Royal Botanical Gardens
P.O. Box 399
Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3H8 Canada

tel: +1 905 527-1158 ext. 309
fax: +1 905 577-0375
email: dgalbraith@rbg.ca
.