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$10 to Wildlife This set of four organic cotton canvas napkins is one of our Made in the USA products. The napkins were hand screen-printed using nontoxic dyes by Kingsland...
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$10 to Wildlife This set of two organic cotton canvas tea towels is one of our Made in the USA products. The tea towels were hand screen-printed using nontoxic dyes by Kingsland...
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This organic cotton canvas throw pillow was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The printed fabric was...
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$10 to Wildlife This organic cotton canvas table runner was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The...
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This organic cotton canvas throw pillow was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The printed fabric was...
$ 65.00
$10 to Wildlife This organic cotton canvas table runner was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The...
$ 50.00
Looking for the perfect gift for that special someone? Give them a Beastly Threads Gift Card and let them do the picking! A gift card is delivered by email to...
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$10 to Wildlife This set of four organic cotton canvas napkins is our first Made in the USA product. The napkins were hand screen-printed using nontoxic dyes by Kingsland Printing...
$ 75.00
$10 to Wildlife This set of four organic cotton canvas napkins is our first Made in the USA product. The napkins were hand screen-printed using nontoxic dyes by Kingsland Printing...
$ 65.00
$10 to Wildlife This organic cotton canvas table runner was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The...
$ 65.00
$10 to Wildlife This organic cotton canvas table runner was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The...
$ 70.00 $ 70.00
This organic cotton canvas throw pillow was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The printed fabric was...
$ 70.00 $ 70.00
This organic cotton canvas throw pillow was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru, India. The printed fabric was...
$ 100.00
$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in DC and Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans...
$ 100.00
$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru,...
$ 100.00
$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using natural, non-toxic dyes by a group of artisans in...
$ 100.00
$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru,...
$ 100.00
$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a cooperative of artisans in Bagru,...
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$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru,...
$ 100.00
$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in...
$ 100.00
$10 to Wildlife + Free This organic cotton voile scarf was designed in Brooklyn and then hand block printed using nontoxic dyes by a group of artisans in Bagru,...
One of the extraordinary non-profits that Beastly Threads supports, The Bay Institute (TBI), is a leading conservation and restoration organization focusing on increasing chinook salmon populations in California. I got the chance to ask Gary Bobker, TBI Program Director, some questions about why the chinook struggles to survive, how The Bay Institute is helping restore chinook populations, and what state leaders and every day people can do to save the chinook and California as a whole from the current drought and global warming. Beastly Threads (BT): What would you say are the greatest threats to the chinook salmon in the San Francisco Bay and its watershed? Gary Bobker: First, dams (sometimes more than one) on each of the major rivers...
One of the amazing organizations that Beastly Threads supports, Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF), is doing everything in its power to restore coral reefs in the Florida Keys and Caribbean. I got the chance to ask Ashley Hill of CRF some questions about their work, the sunscreen vs. coral controversy, and what global leaders need to do before the planet's reefs are gone forever.
Beastly Threads (BT): The global decline of coral reefs is really scary. What makes you hopeful that the reefs can be saved?
Ashley Hill (AH): The work being done at Coral Restoration Foundation gives me hope. Our organization is working diligently to understand causes of not only local, but global coral reef decline. Over the next few years, CRF is honing our efforts to fully restore several reefs throughout the Florida Keys. The reefs of the keys were once iconic dive sites with impressive stands of elkhorn and staghorn coral. Due to warming waters, increased pollution, and physical damage, the reefs have experienced dramatic declines and are now ideal candidates for our restoration efforts. Working with NOAA and the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, CRF will begin to fully restore several reefs. This type of effort informs international projects. Criteria for reef restoration can transcend a singular area to be useful across the globe.
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