I was following an online conversation where someone was complaining (not without justice!) that people were much more interested in beer than in conservation.
My solution to this is to combine the two.
The Kirtland’s Warbler is endangered as all get out, breeds only in jack pine forests in Michigan, and is believed to number some 5000 individuals. On the bright side, that’s a lot more than there used to be and conservation efforts seem to be helping a lot.
This was a quick silliness, but if you really must have a print, far be it from me to stop you… [link]
You know, slightly unrelated, but I saw a local winery recently that had a particular red wine from which all profits went to the ASPCA. It was called Howling Good Red. I think you may have the right idea here.
As a German native speaker though, I was a bit confused by your placing the umlaut marks on the 'u' instead of the 'a' (in German, the word is 'Bräu', not 'Braü'). Does that spelling actually exist in Australia?
Despite not being interested in booze whatsoever I guess there are plenty of people who are and, well, you have to talk to people where they are!
That bird looks really happy
As a German native speaker though, I was a bit confused by your placing the umlaut marks on the 'u' instead of the 'a' (in German, the word is 'Bräu', not 'Braü'). Does that spelling actually exist in Australia?