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Marvel at the Moraine contest
January 14, 2015 · 0 Comments
The Oak Ridges Moraine Partnership for 2015 is asking friends and followers to participate in the Marvel at the Moraine contest.
The contest is open to those who live on, visit or are just learning about the Oak Ridges Moraine and all it has to offer. The question is, “What Mmarvel at the Moraine?”
Send a photo, poem or piece of artwork that demonstrates why the Oak Ridges Moraine is special.
There are several ways to enter — Tweet submissions using the handle @morainefor2015 and include #marvellousmoraine; share a photo or artwork on the Ontario Nature Facebook page, including #marvellousmoraine; tag to share submissions using #marvellousmoraine; or email submissions to leylat@ontarionature.org
Submissions will be shared with nature-loving friends and followers for all to enjoy on social media channels. Provide a name for photo credit!
Prizes in the contest will include a one-year Ontario Nature membership; Oak Ridges Trail Association six-month membership and guidebook; $50 gift certificate to MEC; 500-ml bottle of McCamus maple syrup; Thermos brand water bottle; two suet ball treats for birds; two packs of Ontario Nature greeting cards; and a copy of Voices for the Watershed: Environmental Issues in the Great Lakes—St Lawrence Drainage Basin.
The deadl;ine for submissions is Jan. 30.
The top three submissions will be selected by Ontario Nature and promoted on the Ontario Nature blog.
Check out marvellousmoraine.ca for inspiration.
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