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Parks Project Clean Up Crew Kit: a great gift for those who love the National Parks and want to help

May 28th, 2026 · No Comments · Conservation

The Parks Project Clean Up Crew Kit is a practical gift for people who love parks, beaches, trails, camping, hiking, or simply spending time outdoors. Our family loves the National Parks, and like most families we teach our kids to leave absolutely nothing behind. But as the Parks get more and more popular, it’s clear […]

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America 250 Gifts that Support our National Parks

May 7th, 2026 · No Comments · Conservation

In two weeks, the United States will be celebrating its 250th birthday. Something a lot of people don’t realize is that there’s an official organization, created by Congress, to celebrate the Semiquincentennial. It’s called America250, and you may have seen their official logo around. It’s actually reminiscent of the bicentennial logo from 1976. While there […]

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4Ocean Bracelets: Gifts That Give Back (and Help Clean Our Oceans)

April 23rd, 2026 · No Comments · Amazon, Conservation

Our oceans are under threat from plastic pollution, and 4Ocean has built a unique model that lets everyday shoppers make an impact just by buying products they’ll actually wear. 4Ocean has turned everyday accessories into a movement: for every bracelet purchased, they fund the removal of plastic and trash from oceans, rivers, and coastlines, typically […]

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Top 10 Pura Vida Charity Bracelets by Cause

April 16th, 2026 · No Comments · Amazon, Animal Causes, Birth Defects, Conservation, Veterans and Military

If you’re looking for a small, affordable gift that supports a real cause, the Pura Vida Charity Collection is one of the easiest places to start. Most bracelets are priced under $15 and typically donate a fixed dollar amount per bracelet sold to a designated nonprofit partner. That combination — low price, clear cause, wearable […]

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Durable Insulated Bottle for Daily Use: MiiR Wide Mouth Water Bottle

April 9th, 2026 · No Comments · Amazon, Conservation

Water bottles are something you carry everywhere—work, errands, gym, or just around the house—so it’s worth one that keeps water cold (or coffee hot) without leaking or denting easily. MiiR’s Wide Mouth bottles (20oz or 32oz sizes, stainless steel with double-wall vacuum insulation) are a nice pick. The wide opening makes filling/adding ice easy, the […]

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Who Gives A Crap 100% Bamboo Rolls: Toilet Paper that Wipes Away More Than Just You-Know-What

April 2nd, 2026 · No Comments · Conservation

Toilet paper is just one of those household basics you don’t want to run out of—better if it’s soft, strong, and doesn’t add to the trash pile of plastic wrappers or tree loss. Who Gives A Crap’s 100% bamboo toilet paper (e.g., 16-roll or 48-roll packs, double-length 3-ply rolls with 330–370 sheets each) is a […]

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Eco-Friendly Cleaning Basics: Blueland Tablets and Dryer Balls

March 5th, 2026 · No Comments · Conservation

We got into Blueland a few birthdays ago when my wife’s best friend gifted her a starter set, and it’s stuck around because it just works for our daily routine without the usual plastic hassle. The dishwasher tablets (like the 100% plastic-free ones in lemon zest or unscented) dissolve fully and leave dishes feeling clean—no […]

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Compostable Trash Bags that Give to Charity

January 22nd, 2026 · No Comments · Amazon, Conservation

I was happy to have stumbled upon this product: Healthy Earth trash bags. They come in 13 gallon (kitchen) size and 2.6 gallon (small trash can) size. The material is surprisingly thick relative to other compostable bags. They also donate 10% to local cleanup programs.

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Hand-crafted bouquets by mail that helps the New York Botanical Garden

January 25th, 2022 · 1 Comment · Conservation

New York City is probably best known for its skyscrapers, traffic jams, sidewalks covered with litter, and subway tunnels populated by rats. But something that people don’t realize is that the five boroughs of Manhattan are some of the world’s most impressive botanical gardens. They’re literally an oasis that a urbanite weary of the hustle […]

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COVID Post-Pandemic Thank You Cards from Black Tabby Studio

May 30th, 2021 · No Comments · Amazon, Conservation

As we start to see the light at the end of the tunnel of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s a good time to think of all those people since last March who have helped you. From doctors, nurses, and EMT personnel to delivery drivers, restaurant owners, and volunteers of all kinds, a lot of people stepped […]

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