Organic...for the birds!


It is estimated that of the roughly 672 million birds exposed annually to pesticides on U.S. agricultural lands, 10% or 67 million are killed. Ironically it is often the same sunflower and/or other grains intended to feed backyard birds that may have been sprayed with lethal pesticides to keep pests (often including birds) at bay.


For the most part the backyard bird feeding industry has irresponsibly ignored this threat of pesticides, and has not supported organic, sustainable agriculture, choosing rather to concern themselves with the business of selling seeds/ grains raised in the method of conventional farming.


By feeding Wild Wings Organic Wild Bird Foods you can make a difference. Their premium certified organic seeds were grown on special organic farms that do not incorpo- rate the use of dangerous chemical pesticides. In keeping with strict organic guidelines our products are never ex- posed to chemical preservatives or any artificial process- ing, colors, flavors etc... These premium seeds and blends include many of the same high quality, certified organic items that are used in our line of pet bird formulas - Har- rison ‘s Bird Foods ® which have been keeping pet birds extremely healthy and happy for many years. Wild Wings 800.346.0269 harrisonsbirdfoods.com/ww/


Ethletic Eco-Sneakers


An ethical alternative to a popular style, this classic high-top sneaker is made with 100% Fair Trade-certified organic cotton canvas upper and tough rubber sole. The sole is produced and stamped with FSC-certified all natural and sustainable latex. That means the rubber was actually tapped from a tree in a well managed and grow- ing forest instead of being made from chemicals like other rubber products. All dyes used on the canvas are PCP and AZO free. Also available in wide!


A Fair Trade premium is paid to both the rubber producers in Sri Lanka and to the shoe stitchers in Pakistan. 100% Vegan autonomieproject.com 877.218.9131


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