-->
Featured Posts
Categories
Sustainable coffee: Coffee growing: Retail coffee: All the rest:
Related links
Birds, Biodiversity, & Shade Coffee- "Bird-Friendly" certification standards
- "Bird-Friendly" farms
- Rainforest Alliance certification standards
- Rainforest Alliance certified farms
- Comparison of coffee certifications from the SCAA (pdf)
- Why Birds Are Crazy for Shade Coffee
- Birds that use coffee plantations
- The Grind over Sun Coffee
- Bird-Friendly coffee slide show
- WWF: Coffee and habitat conversion
- Shade certification issues
- The Case of the Disappearing Warbler
Trade and consumer
Deeper into side issues- Roast stages at Coffee Cuppers
- Coffee tasting at Coffee Cuppers
- Northwest Shade Coffee Campaign
- A guide to coffee certifications (PDF)
- How organic coffee is certified (PDF)
- Direct Trade vs. Fair Trade (Intelligentsia)
- Coffee Kids
- Coffee commodity facts
- Current coffee market "C" price
- Weekly "C" price last 2 years
« February 2009 | Main | April 2009 »
Click the titles below to read the full post.
March 30, 2009: Green Mountain climate change grant finalists
March 26, 2009: Nicaraguan shade coffee: Finca Esperanza Verde
March 19, 2009: Bird-Friendly coffee now available in Europe
March 14, 2009: National Geographic Terra Firma coffee
March 11, 2009: Coffee-related deforestation in Sumatra
March 7, 2009: Organic certifiers incorporating shade criteria
March 2, 2009: Know your coffee birds: Emerald Toucanet
Beans, etc.
My Recommended Roasters at bottom of the page!
More favorites at the
Coffee & Conservation Amazon store
Subscribe via RSS
Drop me a line
Recent Posts
- Certified Bird-Friendly coffee
- Coffee growing in China
- Sustainable instant coffee
- Know Your Coffee Birds page
- Know your coffee birds: Rufous-capped Warbler
- Organic coffee and yield
- Farmers are abandoning organic coffee - and it's your fault
- My year in beans: 2009
- New coffee species from Madagascar
- EPA bans pesticide carbofuran on coffee imports
- Happy holidays from C&C!
Recommended Responsible Roasters (rotating)
Coffee & Conservation elsewhere
- C&C is featured, used as a resource, or linked to by the following sites:
Low Impact Living HowStuffWorks BirdScope, Cornell Lab of Ornithology Nature Blog Network BBC World Service Philly Inquirer Green Space Typepad Featured Blog Cool Green Science, Nature Conservancy blog PBS film Black Gold Dave's Garden Burke Museum coffee exhibit
“Sustainable coffee is produced on a farm with high biological diversity and low chemical inputs. It conserves resources, protects the environment, produces efficiently, competes commercially, and enhances the quality of life for farmers and society as a whole.” -Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center, First Sustainable Coffee Congress
