Cafe at Wild ThingsI would like to see this happen at more cafes. I would be all for my local zoo going organic.

From Chicago Sun-Times:

This weekend, the zoo debuts a special cafe that serves only organic, sustainable or locally grown eatables. Even forks, spoons, knives and cups are made of biodegradable, cornstarch-based plastics.

The article says that this is the start of a five-year greening plan to "reduce the zoo's 'negative environmental impact.'" The cafe serves tomato, basil and mozzarella paninis, which has my interest! Those things are amazing and I would absolutely love to try the organic version. Anyone in Chicago want to pick me up one? Get me some of that organic potato salad, while you're there :) Cafe at Wild Things website can be viewed here.

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  1. [...] Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago is going organic and Stefanie at Focus Organic wants a tomato, basil and mozzarella [...]



  2. This is a great trend. I would like to see an entire city go organic. Some cities have banned trans-fats. Going organic is the next step. Perhaps the battle is one restaurant at a time.



  3. Paul, do you think there might be a city that already is all organic? That would be interesting to find out.



  4. I think that zoos should do more to help out the environment

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