Greeting Cards

SKU:
6365

Alpine meadow, Graham Osborne

$2.50

Alpine meadow in British Columbia's Selkirk Mountain Range. BC's fragile ecosystems need more protection. The Wilderness Committee advocates protecting 40% of BC from industrial development.

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.

SKU:
6370

Snow-covered conifers, Bowron River, Andy Mons

$2.50

Snow-covered conifers near the Bowron River in the wild Cariboo region of British Columbia. 

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.

SKU:
6380

Garry oak meadows, Graham Osborne

$2.50

Garry oak meadows are some of the rarest, most beautiful and most threatened in Canada.

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.

SKU:
6395

Timber wolf, T.Kitchin/First Light

$2.50

Timber wolf in a snowstorm. This species now occupies only 59% of its former range in North America.

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.

SKU:
6396

Playing polar bears, Brian and Cherry Alexander / First Light

$2.50

Adult male polar bears play and wrestle in Wapusk National Park, Manitoba, Canada.

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.

SKU:
6397

Prairie Crocuses, Mike Grandmaison

$2.50

Prairie Crocuses bloom very early in springtime. Maintoba's provincial flower, they are usually found growing only on sites where the original prairie sod has never been broken and they are becoming rarer every year.

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.

SKU:
6399

Waterfall in the Stoltmann Wilderness, Jeremy Williams

$2.50

One of the many waterfalls of unnamed tributaries that empty into the Upper Elaho River canyon in the Stoltmann Wilderness near Whistler.

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.

SKU:
6400

Aurora Borealis, Alan Sirulnikoft

$2.50

Aurora Borealis near Atlin, British Columbia.

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.

SKU:
6401

Douglas Fir, Jeremy Williams

$2.50

1,300 year old old growth Douglas firs, like this one growing along the Doug Fir Loop Trail in the Stoltmann Wilderness in the Upper Elaho Valley, are one of the outstanding features of the proposed Stoltmann National Park.

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.

SKU:
6402

Vancouver Island Marmot, Andrew Bryant

$2.50

The Vancouver Island marmot (Marmota Vancouverensis) is only found on Vancouver Island and is unique to Canada. This animal is easily identified by its unique appearance. It is also Canada's most endangered species.

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.

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