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Give a gift that will help a child be curious about the natural world.

A trip to the zoo & gift store, ant or butterfly farm, science kits, cool plants

Give an experience!
Performance/event tickets, a camping trip, cooking classes, a hot air balloon ride

Give a service provided by you or a local business.
A massage, a dinner out, hire a chef in, dance lessons

Make something yourself! It often carries more meaning.

(and a smaller environmental impact than mass-marketed products)

Cook or bake a gift
Write a poem or story about the recipient
Glaze some pottery

Give socially conscious gifts! Shop Fair Trade!

Put your money towards helping better the world:
Adopt a gorilla, giraffe or elephant in a loved onae's name
Adopt a whale, wolf or polar bear

Give a flock of chicks, a pig or llama to families living in subsistence communities

Adopt—an—acre of a rainforest

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