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Birdsong is an environmental songstress who is passionate about about Nature, music and inspiring kids to be students and stewards of the Earth.  Read more...

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"Birdsong has a wonderful con­nection with children! She adds quality and joy to each and every topic."
– Mirna F, Montessori Teacher

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Check out Aeon for Ocean’s Guide to Common Sense Plastic- and take the Pledge!


Dear Friends,
     Plastic is one of the biggest dangers to marine animals, and there’s a lot of it in our oceans and waterways. Are you ready to help solve the plastic pollution problem? Check out this “Guide to Common Sense Plastic” created by our amazing partner, Aeon for Ocean. 
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Celebrate World Oceans Day With Us!

Ahoy Mates!
June 8 is World Oceans Day and this year’s theme is preventing plastic pollution and encouraging solutions for a healthy ocean. 
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When Did You Fall In Love With The Earth?

Dear Friends,
     I’ve been in love with the Earth since I was a little girl. In fact, the first love poem I ever wrote was to the tree outside my bedroom window. I took refuge in that tall, beautiful oak tree and felt a deep connection to it, as well as to the animals it housed in its trunk and branches.  I grieved when it died years later, yet somehow knew it would always be a part of me.


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Watch Twin Gray Whale Calves with their mother!

My Dear Friends and Whale Lovers,

I recently watched this video by Dolphin Safari and want to share it with you while the California Gray Whales are still migrating from the cold seas of Alaska to the warm lagoons of Baja, Mexico. The sight of this mother whale and her twin calves (along with the sounds of their breathing) brought tears to my eyes, reminding me of how much I love these animals. I am a very fortunate coastal Californian who has the opportunity each winter and spring to observe the gray whales in their annual migration of 12,000 miles or more. Just this past weekend, I saw two gray whales while I was taking a morning walk at Main Beach in Laguna Beach, CA. They were heading south, so I know that some of the whales are still on their way to the lagoons. 
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