Ecobears – Characters with a Meaningful Message
We hope you enjoy reading this great article in the Examiner, by Meagan Meehan 😀 http://www.examiner.com/article/ecobears-characters-with-a-meaningful-messageÂ
We hope you enjoy reading this great article in the Examiner, by Meagan Meehan 😀 http://www.examiner.com/article/ecobears-characters-with-a-meaningful-messageÂ
This is the old version of the game. But still fun 😀The Ecobears Game
‘Miss WWF_Climate Bear & Panda’ – was designed and donated to the World Wide Fund for Nature, as official mascot to accompany them to COP15, Copenhagen, December 2009. Miss WWF heads to Copenhagen carrying the reminder to ‘Vote Earth’ 14″ tall, freestanding, fully poseable one of a kind piece. Miss WWF is made from a
Miss Solar Bear – one of a kind freestanding, fully poseable handmade ecobear. As like all other ecobears she’s made using renewable solar energy. She was created in 2010 as an advocate for solar energy use, to share the message that we can all use solar energy in our daily lives, wherever we live in
Last year we had a few chickens who turned out to be fun to have around and a bonus if they laid any eggs. We lost a couple along the way, campo life being what it is; harsh & cruel at times. One of the hens was taken out by a huge eagle who had
A little while back the blossom kicked off this year’s spring season, bringing its pink & white snowy bloom throughout the valley. This prompted discussions about the possibility of us planting several new fruit trees. Only a few to start with; a small area to compliment the 100’s (literally!) of olive, almond, fig & pine
Wow, how time flies – today is Ecobears’ Birthday – 4 whole Leap Years. Or 16 in normal years. The very first Ecobear named Harvest was born 29th February, 1996 in Yorkshire, England. It only seems like yesterday! We kept the original Harvest in a suitcase for prosperity – and to see how well he
Well, it has to be said our latest trip to the UK was pretty nerve jangling and full-on to say the least. Â It all began with a simple train journey from our home town of Flix to Barcelona – about two & a half hours in total. The plan was to have a relaxing night
Ecobears began life on February 29th 1996, as a combination of two passions: soft-toymaking and environmental interest. In 1993 a man named John Parkinson made fabrics that mixed hemp with mungo (wool fibres obtained from cloth), and shoddy (shredded pieces of old cloth) from a company in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England. Â The hemp was grown
So – at last, at long, long last – it’s finally arrived. Â A moment of eternally awaited anticipation, of endless patience and belief that ‘one day’, yes ‘one day’ it will happen. It began all of twelve years ago; the idea for an ‘Ecobears’ children’s book. Â It was so obvious back then. Â It all made