Group GDG Environment Carries Out With the Consolidation of its Common Shares

TROIS-RIVIÈRES, QUÉBEC--(Marketwire - Feb. 7, 2011) - Group GDG Environment Ltd ("GDG" or the "Company")(TSX VENTURE:GDG), announces having obtained, as of February 2, 2011, the certificate of amendment attesting of the consolidation of the total issued and outstanding common shares of its share-capital, the effective date of this consolidation being February 2, 2011. Moreover, GDG's shares were delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange at the close of markets on February 1^st, 2011.

The GDG reminds its shareholders that they shall send the share certificates in their possession as well as the letter of transmittal delivered with the Company Circular to the Company or the transfer agent or communicate with a representative of the Company in order to obtain the letter of transmittal permitting the exchange of the share certificates or to obtain the payment of shares.

About GDG Environment Group (www.groupegdg.com)

Since 1980, GDG Environment Group, a recognized Canadian leader in the integrated control of biting flies, offers a broad range of environmental services targeting the improvement of quality of life and the protection of public health, mainly through the biological control of biting flies, vector control and the surveillance and prevention of West Nile Virus in Canada.

GDG Environment Group operates 4 divisions: GDG Environment, front-runner in the biological control of biting flies and vector control, GDG Aviation which manages all aerial operations for the Group Diamond Sylvico, a Northern Quebec subsidiary, firmly established in the Cree Community of Quebec and Groupe Bio Services which services are a great complement to the ones offered by GDG Environment Group.

The Group markets its expertise throughout the country and has a strong team of scientists and managers plus a team of nearly 200 professionals and technicians in the summer. The Group is established as the most important player in Canada, after more than 600 successful mandates, in the field of biological control of biting flies and in the management of disease vectors.