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Greetings and Best Wishes for a Thriving 2024 from your favorite 'Bird Friendly Coffee Company'!

Greetings and Best Wishes for a Thriving 2024 from your favorite 'Bird Friendly Coffee Company'!

We extend our heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support of Birds & Beans coffee and our dedicated mission. Thanks to you, we experienced tremendous growth in 2023, expanding our reach to more farms and welcoming new customers. As we embark on the exciting journey that is 2024, our plans are set to amplify our impact even further, and we're counting on your ongoing support to champion the cause of protecting birds, family farms, and the precious Earth we all call home. A key aspect of our commitment involves collaborative efforts with our esteemed Conservation Partners. In the coming year, our...

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Bill Wilson
Hug a Tree Today 🌳❤️

Hug a Tree Today 🌳❤️

Did you know that in the vast Canadian boreal region, there could be up to five billion land birds? These feathered friends come in all shapes and sizes, from majestic hawks to tiny hummingbirds. Some stay year-round, while others make the long journey during migration. This incredible ecosystem, with its expansive wetlands, serves as a bustling nursery for over 12 million waterbirds and millions of land birds. What's even more astonishing is that the boreal region is home to around 60% of all Canadian landbirds and nearly 30% of those in the United States and Canada combined! That's a whole...

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Farms Matter to Birds, People, and the Earth we all share

Farms Matter to Birds, People, and the Earth we all share

Essex County New York is in the heart of the Adirondacks and on the banks of Lake Champlain. Racey and Nathan Henderson are into their tenth year of raising, processing, and selling chicken that is Pasture Raised and Certified Organic on Reber Rock farm in Essex. Their chickens are on pasture and they have room to forage and get fresh air and fresh grass every day.

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Rancho Largo in Colorado - Conservation at Work

Rancho Largo in Colorado - Conservation at Work

Grady Grissom and his family operate Rancho Largo. On 14,000 acres of grassland and canyon in southeastern Colorado, they make a living and prove that it is possible to raise and market beef in a way that is additive to the environment, humane to cattle, and debunks the theory that eating beef has to contribute to climate chaos.

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