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Natural Awakenings Opens New Online Store N
Celebrate Nature at Annual Festival
atural Awakenings Publish- ing Corp. (NAPC), a national leader in green and healthy liv- ing, has opened a new web store, featuring products that support sustainability and natural health for men, women, children and pets. Visitors can select from categories that include beauty and skin care, home and office, books and music, fitness, clothing and jewelry, and kids and pets.
NAPC founder Sharon Bruck-
man says the new web store aligns with Natural Awakenings magazine’s mission to empower healthy living and a healthy planet. “Since 1994, Natural Awakenings has provided readers with inspirational guidance on health, fitness, personal growth and green living. Our new store offers the very best products we can find that support living in growing balance with our- selves, our community and the natural world. We intend this web store to be a shopping guide to ‘conscious consumption’ that supports the ideals of sustainability, natural health and the interconnectedness of all things.”
The online store will regularly feature new additions and specials, and visitors can subscribe to a free digital newsletter for exclusive email offers.
For more information, visit
NAWebStore.com. See ad, page 46. E
xperience and celebrate Southwest Florida’s natural paradise at a va- riety of locations during the eighth annual Southwest Florida Nature Festival, taking place from January 13 to 15. The event will encompass more than 40 guided field trips, including birding walks and boat tours; and 20 wildlife hot spots such as Naples Botanical Garden, Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Big Cypress National Preserve, the Conservancy of Southwest Florida and the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center.
Most of the field trips take between two and four hours and can handle 10 to 20 participants. Become a member of the Friends of Rookery Bay for advance field trip registration. A highlight of the festival will be a keynote address, “The
Big Lives of Florida’s Waterbirds,” from 5 to 7 p.m., January 14, by documentary filmmakers Judy Fieth and Michael Male, at Rookery Bay’s Environmental Learning Center, in Naples. Fieth and Male were involved with PBS and BBC series such as NOVA, Nature, Planet Earth and Life of Birds. Several other area wildlife experts will also make presentations earlier that day.
Field trip fees: Most cost between $8 to $10, plus additional fees based on location. Jan. 14 lectures: $10, including light refreshments. Rookery Bay location: 300 Tower Rd. For more information, including complete event schedule or to register, call 239-417-6310, x 401, or visit
RookeryBay.org/nature-fest- 2012-field-trips.
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