Your coffee can help save habitat for migratory birds!  


In the mid-elevations of Central and South America, many of the forests still standing are part of shade-grown coffee farms. The natural canopy under which shade coffee is grown often provides the last refuge for birds who have lost much of their habitat to the vast destruction of tropical forests.

Seattle Audubon Society's Northwest Shade Coffee Campaign recognizes the important role shade-grown coffee plays in stopping the decline and even extinction of so many migratory and tropical birds. Each purchase of shade-grown coffee makes a difference! 


Explore our new
Shade Coffee Bird Atlas to learn more about the connections between coffee and birds.

What's New?  

• Visit our new Shade Coffee Bird Atlas to learn more about the connections between birds and shade-grown coffee. 

• Watch Shade Stories: Birds and Shade-grown Coffee – a movie, that highlights the connections between shade coffee farms and Neotropical migrants.

• See how your Washington State Audubon Chapter can profit by selling shade-grown coffee.

• Past member or current partner organization?  Click here to find out how you can get a copy of our new web logo.

Campaign Events  

 Coffee: The World in Your Cup 

  Burke Museum 

  January 24 - September 7, 2009

This exhibit explores the social and environmental implications tied to the coffee we drink. The Northwest Shade Coffee Campaign plays a particularly active role in this exhibit via a slideshow explaining the connection between birds and shade-grown coffee.
 
Visit our Get Involved pages.