Animal Ringtones Raising Awareness about Endangered Species
Well, the ringtones sound the “call of the wild” of a particular endangered species once you download it. The tones are made possible by the Center for Biological Diversity, a cool non-profit that does work to protect at-risk species across the globe. Check out their site and you can read about all kinds of fascinating animals (from the Andrew’s dune scarab beetle to the Xantus’s murrelet and everything in between) and why they’re endangered. A couple of them are pictured in this blog, too. You can donate to support their mission on their website.
I’m not clear on whether the ringtone profits are actually donated directly to support the specific animals you choose to screech or bellow on your cell, but in any case, what a cool way to raise awareness about endangered species!
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January 11, 2009, 1:23 pm
Filed under: Green education, Recent news | Tags: cell phone, Center for Biological Diversity, endangered species, ringtone
Filed under: Green education, Recent news | Tags: cell phone, Center for Biological Diversity, endangered species, ringtone
Hi all,
Thought to share with you a cool article I recently read about cell phone ringtones. What does this have to do with sustainability?

Photo from the Center for Biological Diversity

Photo from Center on Biological Diversity
–Marie
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Raising awareness for endangered species is the first step in helping to solve for the growing issue of biodiversity destruction. Though it may seem that these animals do not affect our everday lives, eventually our biological brothers and sisters will affect our existence. The time to act is now.
Comment by Diana Ding January 15, 2009 @ 2:46 am