:: Stockist Of The Month

Situated in the NSW Hunter Valley, Singleton Organics is a NASAA certified retailer who stocks a wide range of quality and value for money products catering for organic and biodynamic diets as well as nutritional supplements, free range meats, fair trade wares, skin care and cosmetics and every thing you need for an eco-lifestyle plus more.

:: EG News

> Latest releases include new greeting card & wrapping paper designs featuring pretty & quirky Australian natives and our oh-so- cute new kids card range My Earth.

> Earth Hour a great success: On Saturday 28th March, at 8.30PM local time over 4000 cities in 88 countries made a stand for the Earth by switching off their lights for one hour.

> Win For River Red Gum Campaign: On 30 December 2008, Victorian Premier John Brumby committed to protecting Victoria's Red Gum forests and wetlands along the Murray and its tributaries in 95,000 hectares of new and expanded national parks.

While the internationally recognised Red Gum forests in Victoria have been given the protection they deserve, it is ludicrous that across the Murray, Premier Nathan Rees continues to allow New South Wales River Red Gums to be logged for low value products such as fenceposts, railway sleepers and firewood.

You can assist the Wilderess Society's campaign to save these special forests by purchasing our River Red Gum Colouring In Card packs. We donate $2 to The Wilderness Society for every pack sold.

> Planet Ark Green Resolutions:
To really make sure you're playing your part in helping the planet, sign up to Planet Ark's 52 Green Resolutions campaign. You'll receive a free email, sent once a week, containing hints or tips on adapting to a more sustainable lifestyle. To sign up, visit www.planetark.org/greenresolutions/

> Green Carbon Report reveals forests store even more carbon: Research from leading scientists has found that Australia has some of the most carbon-rich forests in the world – with the potential to sequester 25% of our annual carbon emissions over the next 100 years. But the proposed pulp mill in the Tamar Valley will drive unprecedented destruction of Tasmania’s native forests, and would be a disastrous step backwards in tackling climate change.

With your help, The Wilderness Society can protect Australia’s carbon-rich forests, and pull the plug on this carbon-polluting pulp mill once and for all. Go to www.wilderness.org.au to Make a donation - stop the pulp mill, and protect our native forests.