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Bird Friendly Coffee at AZA Conference
Posted on June 8, 2011
The Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center will have a booth at the AZA Convention in Atlanta from September 12-17. Our booth partners are S & D Coffee, the purveyors of fine Bird Friendly® coffee at various Smithsonian museums.
We hope other zoos and aquaria will sign up to sell Bird Friendly® coffee at their respective institutions. Bird Friendly® coffee is grown organically under a canopy of shade trees and provides quality habitat for our migratory birds on their winter quarters.
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