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Happy Earth Day Freebies for you!  The images in this post are from my yard last Spring. Well, not the penguins, but I'd like penguins in my backyard, how about you? Do you remember that saying from years ago, " not in my backyard ". Earth Day is a good time to think about conservation, the three R's, and being good stewards of Earth. Like Paul Mitchell on Facebook to help plant 10,000 trees.  Visit Pottery Barn Kids today for a free plant able book mark and treasure hunt in stores. See your local store for details. Visit Disney store today with 5 plastic bags and redeem them for a free reusable BEARS tote bag. While supplies last. Free butterfly craft at Anthropologie Free Woodsy Ow l coloring sheets. Free Smokey Bear coloring and activity sheets. Free admission to parks in the  National Park Service during Earth Week. Free organic milk shake at EVOS locations.

In 1962  Earth Day  was founded by  Senator Gaylord Nelson .The day has evolved into a whole month!  There are activities, fairs, and educational resources widely available. Along with that,  more companies are offering their products in less packaging, more efficient formulas  and recycling has become a part of our daily living.   One of the ways recycling has become easier to participate in is with Recyclebank .  Curb side pick up of recyclable materials and other programs offer you a chance to earn points  to redeem for things such as gift cards, and products.   Recyclebank,  FutureFriendly  and    SheSpeaks  have a four week room by room challenge going on now!  Each room you visit on the web site will show ways to conserve and recycle.   When you "like" Future Friendly on Facebook  and take the challenge, a day of safe drinking ...