Our Special May campaign

10% off for you, 15% donated to the clean-up
We would like to offer you a 10% discount on all web orders and we pledge to donate 15% of all our sales to helping the Gulf oil spill clean-up by supporting the Audubon Society

Click here to shop and enter coupon code J15GULF in your cart.

Audobon Society is actively helping recruit 'specialized volunteers' for this type of disaster, work with other organizations and mobilize forces and resources to clean-up the Gulf locally. ...

Ever wonder what to do with your used batteries, paint, computers or cans? A great resource to find just about any type of recycling facility in your region is by checking on earth911.com. Recycling avoids sending dangerous products to the landfill where it takes hundreds of years to fall apart (if ever). Recycling allows products to pursue their life cycle...

Hello world travelers!
Did you ever wonder about all that trash on flights? See the report below for details.

Our tip: Next time you plan a trip, bring along your reusable bottle (no problem getting through security if it's empty), fill it up in the air or use the same plastic cup during the flight - you can even recycle it at home ... 

Report shows 20% of airlines in-flight waste is recycled

From Waste and Recycling News - March, 2010

About 75% of airlines´ in-flight waste can be recycled, but ...

From The Green Guide

Plastics are classified by their "resin identification code"—a number from #1 to #7 that represents a different type of resin. That number is usually imprinted on the bottom of your container; flip it upside down, and you'll see a recycling triangle with the number in the middle.

Here's a quick breakdown of plastic resin types:

polyethylene terephthalate (PET or PETE)
Examples: Disposable soft drink and water bottles

high density polyethylene (HDPE)/
Examples: Milk jugs, ...

Sometimes being green can be easy. If you unplug your chargers when they aren’t in use, you not only save energy, but you also save money.

According the Environmental Protection Agency, electronics, adaptors and appliances cost Americans almost $10 billion a year and account for almost 11 percent of all U.S. energy use. These “energy vampires” suck power even when not in use or they are turned off.

Ten billion dollars sounds kind of abstract, doesn’t it? According to EnergyStar, U.S. households ...

The Walgrove Elementary will be accepting Computers, Monitors, Laptops, TV's, Printers, Cell Phones, Fax, VCR, DVD, Stereos, Cameras, Scanners, etc... to be properly recycled.
NO APPLIANCES OR BATTERIES.

Saturday January 30th, 9am to 3pm
1630 Walgrove Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90066 | map
Corner of Walgrove and Appleton Way

Join thousands of holiday shoppers in L.A. County in giving up disposable bags in favor of reusable totes for 24 hours.

 A Day Without a Bag is an education and grassroots event coordinated by Heal the Bay that involves businesses and individuals throughout Los Angeles County. On this day we ask holiday shoppers and retailers to forgo single-use, plastic shopping bags in favor of reusable bags.

Held the third Thursday in December, Heal the Bay’s third annual A Day Without a Bag will be December ...

The 12th annual America Recycles Day -- and the first entrusted to the care of Keep America Beautiful -- will be held Sunday.

America Recycles Day is aimed at encouraging Americans to recycle and to buy recycled products.

Volunteer America Recycles Day coordinators throughout the country will organize recycling awareness events in their schools and communities.

Held each Nov. 15, millions of people are expected to participate in the event and learn about the importance of daily recycling and ...