and another email form Mindfull Canada:

You may want to check out EMS. www.ems.org/about_website.html - the Enviromental Media Services. Good chance your story will be picked up by the enviro-media folks and reporters.

www.topix.net - highly rated site that also accepts enviro-pr's

www.naturalist.com/e-wire/submit.cfm - The naturalist network. Great group, but you do have to pay for the press release. The upside is that they're highly respected and highly read.

www.environmental-expert.com/env....asp - the environmental expert. It's a so-so service, but international.

www.earthvision.net/market/addstory.cfm - EarthVision.

www.theopenpress.com - free press releases


I wouldn't stop at the environmental sites, of course. Many of the well established organizations like greenpeace are well connected. You may want to link arms with them and see where they can help take you. Thankfully many of the organizations will help promote other organizations causes for free.

Just keep in mind that with free press releases you stand a chance of not being showcased as a top story and you may not reach your target audience. Make sure your press release source places you properly - otherwise you may have an enviro story end up in some beauty editor's wire list....and you may be deleted.

Also If you have a good press release and want it posted on MindfulCanada.com, just fire it over to me. We'll review it and possibly put it up.

You might want to even contact the ENN and see if they'd talk to you for a video spot, placement in their forums or an article in the newsletter. Huge huge audience - www.enn.com/ With the ENN I would recommend phoning them and talking to a live person if possible. These places get bombarded by requests via email and so many never make it past the delete button.


Hope this helps some!

Kate