Greetings from Toronto

Hello fellow Greenlights. I am in Toronto now ... and every time I see something environmentally conscious (i.e. everywhere) I wonder when TT will be on that kind of wavelength. That's why Greenlight is here, right?

On Friday there is an outdoor screening of Al Gore's documentary (An Inconvenient Truth). Last night there was a showing of it and discussions and talks afterward. These kinds of events are simple ... but held frequently enough, they can get people talking about what really matters.

Below, two photos I took while walking down the road this morning. This is something we can look at. Not necessarily as 'advertising' ... but public street art that remains up for a long period of time and delivers vital messages.


Bye.

Elspeth.

Capturing nature...

We welcome three new friends of Greenlight Network, photographers who are doing their part to raise awareness of the importance of preserving nature.


Kai Leigh is only eighteen years old and is already on her way to becoming a world class photographer. The natural environment of Trinidad and Tobago often serves as her inspiration. We wish her luck in the secondary schools category of the BP photography competition.












Navin, who considers himself an amateur photographer, will soon be exhibiting his work at the United Nations building in Port of Spain. A more detailed index of his work can be found at http://www.parray.com












Jonathan has always been an avid photographer who has recently been experimenting with underwater photography. His work is currently on display at the United Nations building in Port of Spain. Anyone who is interested in attending the exhibition can contact Greenlight Network for more information.