Greeting Cards

Timber wolf near Massey in central Ontario. Ontario wolves, while not deemed to be a "species at risk" in Canada, still need more protection from hunting, trapping and habitat loss.

The greeting card is blank inside; printed with vegetable-based inks on recycled paper, measures 5” x 7” and comes with a 100% recycled envelope.

Grizzly Bear cub in the Khutzeymateen Provincial Park on the North Coast of British Columnbia near Prince Rupert.  Currently it is BC's only Grizzly Bear sanctuary.

The greeting card is blank inside; printed with vegetable-based inks on recycled paper, measures 5” x 7” and comes with a 100% recycled envelope.

 This healthy ancient fir tree (Pseudotsuga menziesii) growing in the Upper Elaho Valley has survived droughts, fires, and windstorms for more than a thousand years. But it won't survive Interfor loggers' chainsaws without your help. Support the proposed 5,000 square kilometer Stoltmann National Park Reserve near Whistler, British Columbia.

The greeting cards come blank inside, printed with vegetable-based inks on recycled paper, measure 5” x 7” and come with a 100% recycled envelope.  

 About 400 Spirit Bears (Ursus americanus kermodei) live on the north-central B.C. coast, where about one in ten black bears have a white coat. Support the creation of a 250,000 hectare Spirit Bear Conservancy around Princess Royal Island, as proposed by the Valhalla Wilderness Society, to protect these unique and gentle bears.

The greeting cards come blank inside, printed with vegetable-based inks on recycled paper, measure 5” x 7” and come with a 100% recycled envelope.