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Url:http://www.coffeehabitat.com
Author(s):Facebook User
Language:English
Tags:coffee, sustainability, environment
Description:Learn about eco-friendly, sustainable coffee, and how your morning cup can change the world. News, research, reviews, background, and commentary.
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Special on Bird-Friendly coffees
Golden Valley Farms Coffee Roasters is having a special on some of their Smithsonian Bird-Friendly certified coffees. You can get seven one-pot pouches of ground coffee -- El Salvador, two Perus (o...Read More
2009-07-03
Research: Andean shade coffee quality habitat for birds
Bakermans, M. H., A. C. Vitz, A. D. Rodewald, and C. G. Rengifo. 2009. Migratory songbird use of shade coffee in the Venezuelan Andes with implications for the conservation of the cerulean warbler....Read More
2009-06-27
When is 100% not 100%?
Coffee labeled 100% Rainforest Alliance certified may in fact only contain 81% certified beans without disclosure to the consumer.
2009-06-20
Cerulean Warbler Reserve coffee certified
A coffee farm that is part of the ProAves Cerulean Warbler Reserve in Santander, Colombia was recently certified by Rainforest Alliance (under the cooperative Asociación de Cafés Sostenibles de San...Read More
2009-06-07
Coffee review: Doi Chaang Wild Civet Coffee
Doi Chaang Wild Civet coffee is produced from the scat of strictly wild civets eating only high quality, organic arabica beans in Thailand. For those who feel compelled or interested in having an a...Read More
2009-05-31
Caffeine-free coffee species one of top 10 new species in 2008
A species of naturally caffeine-free coffee from the Cameroon, Coffea charrieriana, has been named one of the top ten new species described in 2008 by the International Institute for Species Explor...Read More
2009-05-24
My mug is on In My Mug
One of the best things to happen at the the Specialty Coffee Association of America expo in Atlanta this year was meeting coffee people I had only corresponded with up to that time. Surely one of t...Read More
2009-05-20
When birders drink Folgers, part 2
Multiple studies have shown that birders can well afford to drink sustainably-grown coffee that supports the birds they enjoy so much.
2009-05-16
Research: Coffee as an invasive plant in India
A study from India measures the invasiveness of coffee into forest fragments from adjacent farms.
2009-05-13
Coffee, climate change, and Rainforest Alliance
At the Specialty Coffee Association of America expo, we attended a lecture on climate change and coffee. Several speakers discussed this topic, but I’ll focus on the climate module that Rainforest ...Read More
2009-05-10

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Facebook UserMay 29

Thanks so much, Julie! Great post, and totally correct observation that all Julies are cool!
 

Julie WardMay 28

 

Facebook UserApr 16

Drinking Yuban is DEFINITELY not helping the ecosystem!!!

Please read this post at Coffee & Conservation:
http://www.coffeehabitat.com/2006/10/yuban_ad_campai.html
 

Facebook UserApr 16

I will be posting on sustainability issues from the SCAA. First post will appear just after 9 AM EST announcing the Rainforest Alliance Cupping for Quality winners.
 

Facebook UserJan 17

Kurt is a great Michigan roaster: http://www.rowstercoffee.com/
 

Kurt StaufferJan 16

I like getting my information from a trusted local source. Thanks Julie!
 

Facebook UserJan 5

Coffee & Conservation is a finalist in the 2008 Weblog Awards. Vote once a day to help promote sustainable coffee:
http://2008.weblogawards.org/polls/best-food-blog/
 
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