Week 3 EOC "Making Money for Good"

Bering’s “time to care” limited edition, slim ceramic watch is detailed with black or white elements and sits shining in gold or silver tones.  The slim ceramic style is specifically designed for the uniquely styled, limited edition watch, and is accented with four diamonds covered by a scratch resistant sapphire glass.  Creating only 1,000 pieces, 100% of the limited edition, slim ceramic “time to care” watch’s net profits are donated to Polar Bear International, who solely dedicates all of its resources to the preservation of the polar bear and their habitat, the rapidly melting arctic tundra.  Released in the summer of 2012, the slim ceramic and diamond watch is specifically designed to resemble the threatened species the polar bear.  After much success from the “time to care” charity campaign, Bering continues its partnership with Polar Bear International by adopting a mother polar bear and her two babies living in Hudson Bay.  Sadly, due to the melting tundra, resulting from climate change, the polar bear species and home are threatened with extinction.  Bering has vowed to support the preservation and protection of the polar bear by joining Polar Bear International’s tracking program, tracking the mother polar bear they adopted.  By tracking the bear, Bering is able to assist Polar Bear International with the gathering of data.  This data can help scientists better understand the polar bear’s habits and interactions with their habitat.  And with that, scientist can put forth the best set of reminders, rules and regulations for polar bears, other species and humans to live beneficially to one another.  To follow with Bering in the tracking of their adopted mother bear and her family visit http://beringtime.de/en/timetocare2012 .  To learn more about Polar Bear International, global warming, climate change, how it is affecting the polar bear and what you can do to help this endangered species visit http://www.polarbearsinternational.org/.