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Black-Crowned Night-Heron Commuter Mug - SS
by Artinua"Archibald" Stainless Steel Travel Mug
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From the original painting in oil on canvas by artist Victoria John (Ritterbush).
This item is offered as part of Artinua's art-on-the-go mission to save the environment through waste reduction with print-on-demand. The painting and others by this artist are on exhibit online at Artinua.Org.
The original wildlife painting will be on display as part of an exhibit of paintings of wild birds by this artist. The Aviary Art Show will be at The Green Room in the city of Covington, Louisiana, US, from August 23rd to October 17th, 2008 .
Kick the disposable cup habit in style, while showing your appreciation for wildlife conservation and the environment with this distinctive, reusable mug. A tasteful and ethical expression of your commitment to the environment, this design features a Black Crowned Night Heron on the edge of the grasslands. Your purchase of this product will also generate a donation that helps to protect endangered species and their homes, including rainforests, through habitat restoration and conservation programs.
From the original painting "Archibald"
Original Media
Acrylic on Canvas
Artist
Victoria A. John copyright, all rights reserved
Click Images To View Other Products With This Artwork
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Did You Know?
The Black Crowned Night Heron, Nycticorax nycticorax, is the most widely distributed species of heron in the world, with a range that spans five continents.
Conservation In The US
US populations of this heron declined notably in the 1960's due to the widespread use of the pesticide DDT, but have rebounded since it was banned. Due to their location near the top of the food chain they are used by scientists as an indicator of ecosystem health. This species is still considered an endangered species in the US states of Pennsylvania and Indiana and a threatened species in the US states of Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and New Jersey. This heron is also listed as a a "species of greatest conservation need" in the US states of Maryland and New York and a species of special concern in the US states of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Habitat destruction, habitat alteration, resulting declines in food supply and contamination of food supplies by pesticides and other contaminants are the chief threats to this species. This species is protected in the US under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Due to population rebounds in some parts of it's range, including Louisiana, this species is not presently protected under the Endangered Species Act.
How You Can Help
Individuals can protect the water quality in their areas by eliminating use of lawn pesticides and inorganic fertilizers, and by disposing of used motor oil properly. Do not approach or disturb nesting colonies. Preserve wetland and marsh habitats in your area. Children can learn more about ecology, including habitat restoration and wildlife conservation with this ecology primer.
Learn More about Black-Crowned Night-Herons and Hear Their Calls at
The Black Crowned Night Heron page at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
The Black Crowned Night Heron In Paraguay
The black crowned night heron is also one of the more than 310 species (11 of which are globally threatened, and 17 of which are near threatened) found in the San Rafael preserve of Paraguay, and was sighted during the avifauna inventory project there in 2006. The San Rafael preserve is part of the greater Pantanal / Chaco region.
The Pantanal River Basin is a floodplain of the Rio Paraguay and is often referred to as the world's largest wetland. The unique ecological picture of the area is complete only when you include the Chaco, which includes areas of both humid and dry grasslands that border the Pantanal. The Pantanal is therefore described as a unique environmental transition zone from the palm savanna of the Low Chaco to the more forested, wet rainforests of Amazonia. The Pantanal has an animal species density and biodiversity that is matched only by parts of Africa. The area supports over 600 species of birds, including migratory bird species from three major migration flyways that use the area as a stopover and winter nesting ground.
World Land Trust is saving rainforest and other threatened wildlife habitats that support and sustain species like the snowy egret. By working with it's partner organization, Guyra, and the Paraguayan government, WLT is purchasing key parts of this vital environment in order to provide for their permanent protection.
Learn more about the San Rafael, Chaco / Pantanal and Dry Chaco projects in Paraguay at "Saving the Paraguayan Landscape"
The artist has agreed to donate 25% of the royalties generated by your purchase of this item to World Land Trust
See all products in this artist's Portfolio For Paraguay fundraiser for World Land Trust
View all Zazzle products with artwork by this artist
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Americans alone throw away approximately 39 BILLION disposable paper and polystyrene coffee cups each and every year. Just the 14.4 BILLION conventional paper coffee cups disposed of each year, if placed end-to-end, would circle the earth approximately 55 times. An average American worker goes through about 500 disposable coffee cups per year.
Your business can show it's ethical commitment to the environment and ending the disposable cup practice in an attractive and economical way with this excellent corporate gift. Customizable with your logo or other message, please feel free to inquire about customization options and quantity discounts.
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From the original painting in oil on canvas by artist Victoria John (Ritterbush).
This item is offered as part of Artinua's art-on-the-go mission to save the environment through waste reduction with print-on-demand. The painting and others by this artist are on exhibit online at Artinua.Org.
The original wildlife painting will be on display as part of an exhibit of paintings of wild birds by this artist. The Aviary Art Show will be at The Green Room in the city of Covington, Louisiana, US, from August 23rd to October 17th, 2008 .
Kick the disposable cup habit in style, while showing your appreciation for wildlife conservation and the environment with this distinctive, reusable mug. A tasteful and ethical expression of your commitment to the environment, this design features a Black Crowned Night Heron on the edge of the grasslands. Your purchase of this product will also generate a donation that helps to protect endangered species and their homes, including rainforests, through habitat restoration and conservation programs.
From the original painting "Archibald"
Original Media
Acrylic on Canvas
Artist
Victoria A. John copyright, all rights reserved
Click Images To View Other Products With This Artwork
<img src="https://www.zazzle.com/rlv/isapi/designall.dll?action=view&pid=168759193657635557&max_dim=100&rvtype=product&bg=0xffffff&pdt=mug" alt="Black-Crowned Night-Heron Classic Mug" border="0" /><img src="https://www.zazzle.com/rlv/isapi/designall.dll?action=view&pid=168112712062707796&max_dim=100&rvtype=product&bg=0xffffff&pdt=mug" alt="Black-Crowned Night-Heron Commuter Mug-White" border="0" />
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<img src="https://www.zazzle.com/rlv/isapi/designall.dll?action=view&pid=168295209679417044&max_dim=100&rvtype=product&bg=0xffffff&pdt=mug" alt="Black-Crowned Night-Heron Conservation Commuter Mug-White" border="0" /><img src="https://www.zazzle.com/rlv/isapi/designall.dll?action=view&pid=168988644061548647&max_dim=100&rvtype=product&bg=0xffffff&pdt=mug" alt="Black-Crowned Night-Heron Conservation Commuter Mug-SS" border="0" /><img src="https://www.zazzle.com/rlv/isapi/designall.dll?action=view&pid=168585987148480220&max_dim=100&rvtype=product&bg=0xffffff&pdt=mug" alt="Black-Crowned Night-Heron Conservation Mug - Classic White" border="0" />
click to view this artwork on an all-occasion card
Did You Know?
The Black Crowned Night Heron, Nycticorax nycticorax, is the most widely distributed species of heron in the world, with a range that spans five continents.
Conservation In The US
US populations of this heron declined notably in the 1960's due to the widespread use of the pesticide DDT, but have rebounded since it was banned. Due to their location near the top of the food chain they are used by scientists as an indicator of ecosystem health. This species is still considered an endangered species in the US states of Pennsylvania and Indiana and a threatened species in the US states of Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and New Jersey. This heron is also listed as a a "species of greatest conservation need" in the US states of Maryland and New York and a species of special concern in the US states of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Habitat destruction, habitat alteration, resulting declines in food supply and contamination of food supplies by pesticides and other contaminants are the chief threats to this species. This species is protected in the US under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Due to population rebounds in some parts of it's range, including Louisiana, this species is not presently protected under the Endangered Species Act.
How You Can Help
Individuals can protect the water quality in their areas by eliminating use of lawn pesticides and inorganic fertilizers, and by disposing of used motor oil properly. Do not approach or disturb nesting colonies. Preserve wetland and marsh habitats in your area. Children can learn more about ecology, including habitat restoration and wildlife conservation with this ecology primer.
Learn More about Black-Crowned Night-Herons and Hear Their Calls at
The Black Crowned Night Heron page at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
The Black Crowned Night Heron In Paraguay
The black crowned night heron is also one of the more than 310 species (11 of which are globally threatened, and 17 of which are near threatened) found in the San Rafael preserve of Paraguay, and was sighted during the avifauna inventory project there in 2006. The San Rafael preserve is part of the greater Pantanal / Chaco region.
The Pantanal River Basin is a floodplain of the Rio Paraguay and is often referred to as the world's largest wetland. The unique ecological picture of the area is complete only when you include the Chaco, which includes areas of both humid and dry grasslands that border the Pantanal. The Pantanal is therefore described as a unique environmental transition zone from the palm savanna of the Low Chaco to the more forested, wet rainforests of Amazonia. The Pantanal has an animal species density and biodiversity that is matched only by parts of Africa. The area supports over 600 species of birds, including migratory bird species from three major migration flyways that use the area as a stopover and winter nesting ground.
World Land Trust is saving rainforest and other threatened wildlife habitats that support and sustain species like the snowy egret. By working with it's partner organization, Guyra, and the Paraguayan government, WLT is purchasing key parts of this vital environment in order to provide for their permanent protection.
Learn more about the San Rafael, Chaco / Pantanal and Dry Chaco projects in Paraguay at "Saving the Paraguayan Landscape"
The artist has agreed to donate 25% of the royalties generated by your purchase of this item to World Land Trust
See all products in this artist's Portfolio For Paraguay fundraiser for World Land Trust
View all Zazzle products with artwork by this artist
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Americans alone throw away approximately 39 BILLION disposable paper and polystyrene coffee cups each and every year. Just the 14.4 BILLION conventional paper coffee cups disposed of each year, if placed end-to-end, would circle the earth approximately 55 times. An average American worker goes through about 500 disposable coffee cups per year.
Your business can show it's ethical commitment to the environment and ending the disposable cup practice in an attractive and economical way with this excellent corporate gift. Customizable with your logo or other message, please feel free to inquire about customization options and quantity discounts.
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Now on Sale!
From the original painting in oil on canvas by artist Victoria John (Ritterbush).
This item is offered as part of Artinua's art-on-the-go mission to save the environment through waste reduction with print-on-demand. The painting and others by this artist are on exhibit online at Artinua.Org.
The original wildlife painting will be on display as part of an exhibit of paintings of wild birds by this artist. The Aviary Art Show will be at The Green Room in the city of Covington, Louisiana, US, from August 23rd to October 17th, 2008 .
Kick the disposable cup habit in style, while showing your appreciation for wildlife conservation and the environment with this distinctive, reusable mug. A tasteful and ethical expression of your commitment to the environment, this design features a Black Crowned Night Heron on the edge of the grasslands. Your purchase of this product will also generate a donation that helps to protect endangered species and their homes, including rainforests, through habitat restoration and conservation programs.
From the original painting "Archibald"
Original Media
Acrylic on Canvas
Artist
Victoria A. John copyright, all rights reserved
Click Images To View Other Products With This Artwork
Conservation Mugs with This Artwork
click to view this artwork on an all-occasion card
Did You Know?
The Black Crowned Night Heron, Nycticorax nycticorax, is the most widely distributed species of heron in the world, with a range that spans five continents.
Conservation In The US
US populations of this heron declined notably in the 1960's due to the widespread use of the pesticide DDT, but have rebounded since it was banned. Due to their location near the top of the food chain they are used by scientists as an indicator of ecosystem health. This species is still considered an endangered species in the US states of Pennsylvania and Indiana and a threatened species in the US states of Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and New Jersey. This heron is also listed as a a "species of greatest conservation need" in the US states of Maryland and New York and a species of special concern in the US states of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Habitat destruction, habitat alteration, resulting declines in food supply and contamination of food supplies by pesticides and other contaminants are the chief threats to this species. This species is protected in the US under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Due to population rebounds in some parts of it's range, including Louisiana, this species is not presently protected under the Endangered Species Act.
How You Can Help
Individuals can protect the water quality in their areas by eliminating use of lawn pesticides and inorganic fertilizers, and by disposing of used motor oil properly. Do not approach or disturb nesting colonies. Preserve wetland and marsh habitats in your area. Children can learn more about ecology, including habitat restoration and wildlife conservation with this ecology primer.
Learn More about Black-Crowned Night-Herons and Hear Their Calls at
The Black Crowned Night Heron page at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
The Black Crowned Night Heron In Paraguay
The black crowned night heron is also one of the more than 310 species (11 of which are globally threatened, and 17 of which are near threatened) found in the San Rafael preserve of Paraguay, and was sighted during the avifauna inventory project there in 2006. The San Rafael preserve is part of the greater Pantanal / Chaco region.
The Pantanal River Basin is a floodplain of the Rio Paraguay and is often referred to as the world's largest wetland. The unique ecological picture of the area is complete only when you include the Chaco, which includes areas of both humid and dry grasslands that border the Pantanal. The Pantanal is therefore described as a unique environmental transition zone from the palm savanna of the Low Chaco to the more forested, wet rainforests of Amazonia. The Pantanal has an animal species density and biodiversity that is matched only by parts of Africa. The area supports over 600 species of birds, including migratory bird species from three major migration flyways that use the area as a stopover and winter nesting ground.
World Land Trust is saving rainforest and other threatened wildlife habitats that support and sustain species like the snowy egret. By working with it's partner organization, Guyra, and the Paraguayan government, WLT is purchasing key parts of this vital environment in order to provide for their permanent protection.
Learn more about the San Rafael, Chaco / Pantanal and Dry Chaco projects in Paraguay at "Saving the Paraguayan Landscape"
The artist has agreed to donate 25% of the royalties generated by your purchase of this item to World Land Trust
See all products in this artist's Portfolio For Paraguay fundraiser for World Land Trust
View all Zazzle products with artwork by this artist
Find us on Facebook
Facebook is a registered trademark of Facebook, Inc.
Did You Know?
Americans alone throw away approximately 39 BILLION disposable paper and polystyrene coffee cups each and every year. Just the 14.4 BILLION conventional paper coffee cups disposed of each year, if placed end-to-end, would circle the earth approximately 55 times. An average American worker goes through about 500 disposable coffee cups per year.
Your business can show it's ethical commitment to the environment and ending the disposable cup practice in an attractive and economical way with this excellent corporate gift. Customizable with your logo or other message, please feel free to inquire about customization options and quantity discounts.
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Now on Sale!
From the original painting in oil on canvas by artist Victoria John (Ritterbush).
This item is offered as part of Artinua's art-on-the-go mission to save the environment through waste reduction with print-on-demand. The painting and others by this artist are on exhibit online at Artinua.Org.
The original wildlife painting will be on display as part of an exhibit of paintings of wild birds by this artist. The Aviary Art Show will be at The Green Room in the city of Covington, Louisiana, US, from August 23rd to October 17th, 2008 .
Kick the disposable cup habit in style, while showing your appreciation for wildlife conservation and the environment with this distinctive, reusable mug. A tasteful and ethical expression of your commitment to the environment, this design features a Black Crowned Night Heron on the edge of the grasslands. Your purchase of this product will also generate a donation that helps to protect endangered species and their homes, including rainforests, through habitat restoration and conservation programs.
From the original painting "Archibald"
Original Media
Acrylic on Canvas
Artist
Victoria A. John copyright, all rights reserved
Click Images To View Other Products With This Artwork
Conservation Mugs with This Artwork
click to view this artwork on an all-occasion card
Did You Know?
The Black Crowned Night Heron, Nycticorax nycticorax, is the most widely distributed species of heron in the world, with a range that spans five continents.
Conservation In The US
US populations of this heron declined notably in the 1960's due to the widespread use of the pesticide DDT, but have rebounded since it was banned. Due to their location near the top of the food chain they are used by scientists as an indicator of ecosystem health. This species is still considered an endangered species in the US states of Pennsylvania and Indiana and a threatened species in the US states of Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and New Jersey. This heron is also listed as a a "species of greatest conservation need" in the US states of Maryland and New York and a species of special concern in the US states of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Habitat destruction, habitat alteration, resulting declines in food supply and contamination of food supplies by pesticides and other contaminants are the chief threats to this species. This species is protected in the US under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Due to population rebounds in some parts of it's range, including Louisiana, this species is not presently protected under the Endangered Species Act.
How You Can Help
Individuals can protect the water quality in their areas by eliminating use of lawn pesticides and inorganic fertilizers, and by disposing of used motor oil properly. Do not approach or disturb nesting colonies. Preserve wetland and marsh habitats in your area. Children can learn more about ecology, including habitat restoration and wildlife conservation with this ecology primer.
Learn More about Black-Crowned Night-Herons and Hear Their Calls at
The Black Crowned Night Heron page at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
The Black Crowned Night Heron In Paraguay
The black crowned night heron is also one of the more than 310 species (11 of which are globally threatened, and 17 of which are near threatened) found in the San Rafael preserve of Paraguay, and was sighted during the avifauna inventory project there in 2006. The San Rafael preserve is part of the greater Pantanal / Chaco region.
The Pantanal River Basin is a floodplain of the Rio Paraguay and is often referred to as the world's largest wetland. The unique ecological picture of the area is complete only when you include the Chaco, which includes areas of both humid and dry grasslands that border the Pantanal. The Pantanal is therefore described as a unique environmental transition zone from the palm savanna of the Low Chaco to the more forested, wet rainforests of Amazonia. The Pantanal has an animal species density and biodiversity that is matched only by parts of Africa. The area supports over 600 species of birds, including migratory bird species from three major migration flyways that use the area as a stopover and winter nesting ground.
World Land Trust is saving rainforest and other threatened wildlife habitats that support and sustain species like the snowy egret. By working with it's partner organization, Guyra, and the Paraguayan government, WLT is purchasing key parts of this vital environment in order to provide for their permanent protection.
Learn more about the San Rafael, Chaco / Pantanal and Dry Chaco projects in Paraguay at "Saving the Paraguayan Landscape"
The artist has agreed to donate 25% of the royalties generated by your purchase of this item to World Land Trust
See all products in this artist's Portfolio For Paraguay fundraiser for World Land Trust
View all Zazzle products with artwork by this artist
Find us on Facebook
Facebook is a registered trademark of Facebook, Inc.
Did You Know?
Americans alone throw away approximately 39 BILLION disposable paper and polystyrene coffee cups each and every year. Just the 14.4 BILLION conventional paper coffee cups disposed of each year, if placed end-to-end, would circle the earth approximately 55 times. An average American worker goes through about 500 disposable coffee cups per year.
Your business can show it's ethical commitment to the environment and ending the disposable cup practice in an attractive and economical way with this excellent corporate gift. Customizable with your logo or other message, please feel free to inquire about customization options and quantity discounts.
Handy Tools (Links will open in a new window)
Convert Inches to Centimeters
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created by
Artinua (5/15/2008 5:09 PM)
From the original painting in oil on canvas by artist Victoria John (Ritterbush).
This item is offered as part of Artinua's art-on-the-go mission to save the environment through waste reduction with print-on-demand. The painting and others by this artist are on exhibit online at Artinua.Org.
The original wildlife painting will be on display as part of an exhibit of paintings of wild birds by this artist. The Aviary Art Show will be at The Green Room in the city of Covington, Louisiana, US, from August 23rd to October 17th, 2008 .
Kick the disposable cup habit in style, while showing your appreciation for wildlife conservation and the environment with this distinctive, reusable mug. A tasteful and ethical expression of your commitment to the environment, this design features a Black Crowned Night Heron on the edge of the grasslands. Your purchase of this product will also generate a donation that helps to protect endangered species and their homes, including rainforests, through habitat restoration and conservation programs.
From the original painting "Archibald"
Original Media
Acrylic on Canvas
Artist
Victoria A. John copyright, all rights reserved
Click Images To View Other Products With This Artwork
Conservation Mugs with This Artwork
click to view this artwork on an all-occasion card
Did You Know?
The Black Crowned Night Heron, Nycticorax nycticorax, is the most widely distributed species of heron in the world, with a range that spans five continents.
Conservation In The US
US populations of this heron declined notably in the 1960's due to the widespread use of the pesticide DDT, but have rebounded since it was banned. Due to their location near the top of the food chain they are used by scientists as an indicator of ecosystem health. This species is still considered an endangered species in the US states of Pennsylvania and Indiana and a threatened species in the US states of Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and New Jersey. This heron is also listed as a a "species of greatest conservation need" in the US states of Maryland and New York and a species of special concern in the US states of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Habitat destruction, habitat alteration, resulting declines in food supply and contamination of food supplies by pesticides and other contaminants are the chief threats to this species. This species is protected in the US under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Due to population rebounds in some parts of it's range, including Louisiana, this species is not presently protected under the Endangered Species Act.
How You Can Help
Individuals can protect the water quality in their areas by eliminating use of lawn pesticides and inorganic fertilizers, and by disposing of used motor oil properly. Do not approach or disturb nesting colonies. Preserve wetland and marsh habitats in your area. Children can learn more about ecology, including habitat restoration and wildlife conservation with this ecology primer.
Learn More about Black-Crowned Night-Herons and Hear Their Calls at
The Black Crowned Night Heron page at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
The Black Crowned Night Heron In Paraguay
The black crowned night heron is also one of the more than 310 species (11 of which are globally threatened, and 17 of which are near threatened) found in the San Rafael preserve of Paraguay, and was sighted during the avifauna inventory project there in 2006. The San Rafael preserve is part of the greater Pantanal / Chaco region.
The Pantanal River Basin is a floodplain of the Rio Paraguay and is often referred to as the world's largest wetland. The unique ecological picture of the area is complete only when you include the Chaco, which includes areas of both humid and dry grasslands that border the Pantanal. The Pantanal is therefore described as a unique environmental transition zone from the palm savanna of the Low Chaco to the more forested, wet rainforests of Amazonia. The Pantanal has an animal species density and biodiversity that is matched only by parts of Africa. The area supports over 600 species of birds, including migratory bird species from three major migration flyways that use the area as a stopover and winter nesting ground.
World Land Trust is saving rainforest and other threatened wildlife habitats that support and sustain species like the snowy egret. By working with it's partner organization, Guyra, and the Paraguayan government, WLT is purchasing key parts of this vital environment in order to provide for their permanent protection.
Learn more about the San Rafael, Chaco / Pantanal and Dry Chaco projects in Paraguay at "Saving the Paraguayan Landscape"
The artist has agreed to donate 25% of the royalties generated by your purchase of this item to World Land Trust
See all products in this artist's Portfolio For Paraguay fundraiser for World Land Trust
View all Zazzle products with artwork by this artist
Find us on Facebook
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Did You Know?
Americans alone throw away approximately 39 BILLION disposable paper and polystyrene coffee cups each and every year. Just the 14.4 BILLION conventional paper coffee cups disposed of each year, if placed end-to-end, would circle the earth approximately 55 times. An average American worker goes through about 500 disposable coffee cups per year.
Your business can show it's ethical commitment to the environment and ending the disposable cup practice in an attractive and economical way with this excellent corporate gift. Customizable with your logo or other message, please feel free to inquire about customization options and quantity discounts.
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