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Gold Country Critters - the Wild Turkey

11/30/2016

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Don't Forget  - Giving Tuesday!

11/26/2016

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Remember November 29, IT'S GIVING TUESDAY!. Amador Community Foundation will match a portion of your gift. We love ACF!

$10 will give a GIFT OF FLIGHT by helping mend a bird’s broken wing.

$20 will give a GIFT OF FREEDOM by helping buy meds for a wounded mammal.
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Donate your old Car to help the Critters

11/22/2016

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Save the Date! 

11/15/2016

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 #GIVINGTUESDAY #GIVEAMADOR

Giving Tuesday, this year on November 29, has become the national day of giving, in the midst of shopping days Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Tri County Wildlife Care is joining Amador Community Foundation to focus on giving locally and they will match a portion of what you give that day, at no cost to you. This means your generosity will go much further helping the critters be wild and free again.

Please support us on Tuesday November 29 by following, on that day, the link below:

https://giveamador.org/product/tri-county-wildlife-care

or dropping off your donation at either of these locations:

     Amador Community Foundation
     571 S. State Hwy 49 in Jackson
(behind Jose’s)

or

     TCWC
     80 Ridge Road, Suite B in Sutter Creek
(across from the bowling alley)
     between 10 am and 2 pm.


It must be dropped off THAT DAY for TCWC to receive the matching funds. Thanks so much for supporting wildlife in need and the people who care for them!

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Choose your Coffee Carefully!

11/14/2016

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YOUR COFFEE CHOICE CAN SAVE BIRDS AND FORESTS

It is a beautiful thing when farmers can thrive farming under forest canopy that houses birds that migrate from the United States to Central and South America. As a bonus, coffee grown under forest canopy is more flavorful.

Forests were cleared beginning in the 1970s to grow coffee for higher yields in the sun. What was sacrificed in addition to the forest was flavor. Additionally, sun grown beans needed more chemicals for disease and insect protection.

From the 1970s to the 1990s, over 60% of the Columbian coffee forest lands were cleared for sun-grown coffee varieties. There is a great movement afoot to help the small farmers thrive by growing great tasting specialty coffees under the forest canopy.

You can help this movement grow by choosing your coffee carefully to save birds and forests. Simply look for the BIRD FRIENDLY designation.

This is great news for those of us who are bird watchers and coffee drinkers. Our support can help birds and farmers a world away in Central and South America.

The birds that migrate from the U.S. To Columbia are more than 40 species including warblers, orioles and tanagers. We see these birds in the breeding season, but they Winter in areas where they must find high quality habitat.

Practices that farmers use can have a profound impact on these birds. The canopy trees provide insects, nectar and fruit for resident and migratory birds.

Your choice not only protects birds and forests, but it provides for family farmers and communities. Look for the BIRD FRIENDLY designation for your cup of coffee.

Bird Friendly coffee is grown on farms certified by scientists from the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center. The coffee is triple certified- organic, fair trade and strict requirements for mature canopy cover and the type of forest in which the coffee is grown. This coffee is assured to support bird habitat.

Tri County Wildlife Care, a local non-profit organization founded in 1994, is dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of local wildlife and helping our community live in balance with nature. They envision a world where people and wildlife thrive together. For more information, please call 209-283-3245 or visit www.pawspartners.org

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