TREE HUGING DAY

(1) Tamara Henry from Green T hugs a tree a Palisades Park during Alliance for Survival Peace and Environmental Group's inaugural 'Tree-Hugging Day' on the Autumn Equinox, Tuesday, September 22, 2009. (2) Actress from Baywatch Alexandra Paul hugs a tree at Palisades Park during Tree-Hugging Day. (3) Activist Jerry Rubin and his wife Marissa give a group tree hug to the 'Children's Tree Of Life' at Palisades Park during Tree-Hugging Day. (4) Environmentalists give a group tree hug to the 'Children's Tree Of Life' at Palisades Park during Tree-Hugging Day.

Tree-Hugging Day organizers say they believe in thinking globally and acting locally, but think it would be very positive if participation branches out beyond Santa Monica. They also say they are very appreciative of the letters of support they have received from the Santa Monica Board of Education and the Santa Monica College Board of Trustees as well as the Santa Monica City Mayoral Commendation. Tree-Hugging Day was sponsored by the Alliance for Survival peace and environmental group.

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Update on Thursday, October 8, 2009 at 11:09AM by

Fabian Lewkowicz

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Tamara Henry (aka "Green T") is a local eco-TV host for various television shows including "Metro Motion" - a show about LA traffic impacts the environment, carpooling and public transportation. She is also one of the news anchors at Santa Monica City TV 16, where she anchors positive news and interviews city leaders about issues that impact our community. She is the creator and producer of her own spiritual talk show, "IN with Tamara Henry" which aired locally on Time Warner Cable. In her newest venture, she is creator and host of "GreenTwithTamara.TV" Tamara has a minor in biology, and a masters degree in Spiritual Psychology to add to her bachelors in Broadcast Journalism. She's a former Fox evening news anchor who produced health and medical news. Her quest for wellness began during her quest to win the title of Miss Arkansas USA (The Natural State) when she won two awards for her inspirational work in mind/body/spirit for a community service program she created called Promoting Health through Whole Person Wellness. Tamara can be seen on green carpets at awards shows interviewing celebrities about green issues.

Posted on Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at 12:03AM by

Fabian Lewkowicz in Environmental , Palisadse Park, Trees |

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