Eco-Friendly Mac Birdhouses Made of Old Computers
Katie Cordrey — January 14, 2009 — Eco
References: appleinsider
Macadamia farmer Rex Harris turns old Macintosh computers into birdhouses. The Australian environmentalist owns Piccadilly Park where he’s launched on an intensive wetland restoration project encouraging rainforest trees on the land. The trees attract birds. The birds act as predators to keep undesirable insects in check. This, in turn, reduces the need for pesticides.
All those birds need homes, so Harris decided to take Apple’s eco-commitment to new heights. He guts old Mac Plus and Mac Classic cases and modifies them to use as birdhouses on his farm.
All those birds need homes, so Harris decided to take Apple’s eco-commitment to new heights. He guts old Mac Plus and Mac Classic cases and modifies them to use as birdhouses on his farm.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Tech - Opportunity for using recycled technology to create environmentally friendly products.
2. Sustainable Agriculture - Integration of eco-friendly practices in agriculture to reduce the need for pesticides.
3. Upcycling - Repurposing old tech components to create innovative products.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Potential for incorporating recycled tech components into new, eco-friendly products.
2. Agriculture - Implementation of sustainable practices in farming to promote natural pest control.
3. Home and Garden - Demand for unique and environmentally friendly products like tech-based birdhouses.
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