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“THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT” @ SUNDAY STREETS

Sunday, April 13, 2014, 11am-4pm

at the Luggage Store Annex/Tenderloin National Forest

509 Ellis Street (between Hyde & Leavenworth)

ArtsEd4All: Art & Science Activities for Children & Families

Flights of Imagination with Little Free Library #9859
Art & Crafts: Make your own Butterfly Pop-Up Book
Take your pic at the “Butterfly Wings” Photo Booth
Butterfly Kisses – Make Way for Monarchs “Call for Contemplation & Action for Monarchs”
“Got Milkweed?” Planting for Pollinators
Metamorphosis: Be a ‘rabble’ rouser. Transform Ellis Street with butterflies

For more information on Sunday Streets, visit http://www.sundaystreetssf.com/tenderloin-41314/

 Join us for Sunday Streets, as the Luggage Store Annex & ArtsEd4All crew uses “The Butterfly Effect” to transform the Tenderloin National Forest and the surrounds on Ellis Street with the help of pollinators of all shapes and sizes.

Makeway for Monarch’s “Call for Contemplation and Action for Monarchs and Other Imperiled Pollinators” begins at on April 13th (Palm Sunday), and continues until dusk on April 14th – the 50th Anniversary of the passing of Rachel Carson.

For more information on the Call for Contemplation, visit www.makewayformonarchs.org

Given that the numbers of honey bees, bumblebees and monarch butterflies may now be lower than at any point in our lifetimes, this spring is an appropriate time for Americans to show the concern for, love of and commitment to the pollinators which help bring us our daily bread and offer nature’s services to keep our food system secure. We invite you to celebrate with butterflies, “brightly fluttering bits of life,” by joining us an afternoon of art and science, with compassion and action for nature.

“Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find resources of strength that will endure as long as life lasts”

— Rachel Carson

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