WWF-Canada Launches Origami Wilderness in Toronto’s Financial District

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NOVEMBER 19, TORONTO, ON – On Tuesday, November 24 at 12 noon, David Miller, President and CEO of WWF-Canada will be on-site at 200 King Street West to officially unveil a one-of-a-kind origami wilderness  art installation that’s 10 feet-high by 24 feet wide and made of faux Canadian money. The origami plants, animals and flowers represents the organization’s new campaign #WeAreAllWildlife and is a reminder that nature and the economy must work together to sustain healthy communities.  

The installation space at 200 King Street West has been generously donated by Living Planet at Work supporter Bentall Kennedy (Canada) LP and will be in place until December 1, 2015.
 
WHAT: The unveiling of WWF-Canada’s #We Are All Wildlife art installation
WHO: David Miller, President and CEO, WWF-Canada
 Panda, Official Mascot, WWF-Canada
WHERE:   200 King Street West
WHEN:      12:00 p.m.: Origami art installation ribbon-cutting
12:05 p.m.: one-on-one interview/photo opportunities with David Miller                        
 
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Media Contacts: Jessica Swan, Narrative PR,  647 281 6345 / 416-922-2211 ext. 3389 [email protected]  and Rowena Calpito, WWF-Canada, 416-489-4567 ext. 7267 [email protected]