H annavan

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Comments on your BIOL 345 proposal

This page is clearly needed. Here are some suggestions and questions to consider:

*What non-Wikipedia sources will you be able to use?  International sources about car-free days?  Local sources (neighbourhood newspapers (e.g. The West-Ender)? 
* What other Wikipedia pages will you link to? 
* What other Wikipedia pages will you create links from, to this new page? 
* Can you find a non-copyright photo of a Vancouver car-free day?  Try flickr - you can email the photographer for permission. 
* Doesn't Stanley Park sometimes have car-free days? 
* Please do your composing and editing in a Wikipedia sandbox. This will help build your familiarity with Wikipedia and will also allow me to keep an eye on your progress, offering help if I think it's appropriate. 

Rosieredfield (talk) 01:14, 6 February 2014 (UTC)