16 lucky coordinators have just one a Canon Powershot Camera (each valued at approx $300) for their participation in the Tree Day Results Promotion.
Our coordinators have done a tree-mendous job!
16 lucky coordinators have just one a Canon Powershot Camera (each valued at approx $300) for their participation in the Tree Day Results Promotion.
These lucky 16 coordinators are the winners of our Tree Day Results Promotion and recipients of a Canon PowerShot Camera (valued at approx $300 ea and featured above):
Close to 900 coordinators entered the drawing by providing their results by the 30 August deadline. A school coordinator and community coordinator were randomly drawn in each state and territory. In Northern Territory two schools were chosen as no public sites submitted their results in time for the competition.
Canon Australia sponsored the promotion to encourage National Tree Day and Schools Tree Day Coordinators to return their results and post-event survey. The results are used to continually improve Tree Day and provide an accurate national snapshot of environmental and community outcomes achieved.
In line with Canon’s corporate philosophy, Kyosei, living and working together for the common good, Canon came on board as a National Tree Day supporter in 2014. Canon identified Tree Day as a way to engage their people in helping to improve the local environment. This year more than 800 seedlings were planted by Canon employees around the country.
Photo of Canon Australia’s employee planting for National Tree Day. Yusuke Mizoguchi, Managing Director – Canon Australia (centre) with employees from their HQ in Sydney’s Macquarie Park
Debbie was Planet Ark's Tree Day Manager from 2012-2017 and had a major impact on the success and direction of Australia's largest nature care event.
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