Paper contains at least 50% recycled fibers, including 10% post-consumer material .$12.95 at Amazon

You would have to pay $2.50 for these if you bought them from at a train station. My advice - go for the sterling silver rather than the silver plate.$95.00 at eco-artware.com

What a job…wandering around on the beach looking for sea glass to get thrown up so that you can make bracelets!! These are stunning in sterling silver$85.00 at eco-artware.com

Truly one person’s trash in another one’s treasure!!$22.00 at eco-artware.com

Try this: You lease a tree…the farm will water it, prune it and take care of it. Doesn’t stop there…then the farm will pick and mail its produce to whoever you wish in 10-pound gift boxes. You get fresh organic apples from your tree and the satisfaction of supporting organic farmers. Your choice of Fuji, Granny Smith or Red Delicious!!

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Many kinds of fruits (pears, apples, oranges, kiwis, bananas) and nuts (cashews and pistachios). Yummy!
$44.99 at Pro Flowers

Two different kinds of apples and pears rounds out this organic fruit medley.
$32.99 at Pro Flowers

This would be a great stocking stuffer for that ‘whale loving’ special person in your life. Made from recycled glass collected in Swaziland.
$19.95 at Global Crafts

Another great stocking stuffer. This one is made of tin sheets of misprinted bottle caps and hand painted in a variety of colors and patterns. You can even have it customized!! $9.95 at Global Crafts

These bicycle pins and earrings are made of recycled wire and scraps of tin by craftspeople in Kisumu, Kenya $5.99 at Global Crafts