News Release

San Francisco, CA (April 24, 2006) – On April 21 Shaklee kicked off its global environmental campaign to raise awareness of global warming, "A Million Trees. A Million Dreams.™", with a tree-planting event in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Working in tandem with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, and San Francisco's Recreation and Parks Department, 150 Shaklee employees planted 225 Monterey Cypress and Pittosporum five-gallon trees in Golden Gate Park's Marx Meadow.

Mayor Gavin Newsom and Roger Barnett, April 21, 2006 in Golden Gate Park Inspired by the visionary work of 2004 Nobel Peace laureate Dr. Wangari Maathai and her Green Belt Movement, Shaklee has set a goal to plant over one million trees throughout North America to raise the awareness of global warming and help offset a significant portion of the CO2 the company produces. Shaklee will also donate $100,000 to Dr. Maathai's Green Belt Movement so that she can plant another one million trees in Kenya. "San Francisco is the perfect city to launch our environmental initiative targeting global warming. We are excited to be working with Mayor Newsom and the city's Recreation and Parks Department to make San Francisco greener and more beautiful while helping raise awareness of global warming," said Roger Barnett, Chairman and CEO of Shaklee Corporation.

Yomi Agundbiade, Roger Barnett, and Mayor Gavin Newsom April 21, 2006 in Golden Gate Park "Shaklee Corporation is setting a wonderful example for other companies to follow by initiating this environmental campaign in San Francisco and throughout North America. Thank you for your strong commitment to San Francisco and to the environment," said Mayor Newsom. Attendees of the event included Mayor Gavin Newsom, Roger and Sloan Barnett, Yomi Agundbiade, General Manager Recreation and Parks, Jay Banfield, Executive Director San Francisco Parks Trusts, and Marshall Foster, Director of City Green. For press information and images please contact Maggie Cross of Tina Thomson Communications at (626) 395.9932 or by email at maggie@tinathomson.com.