Kristian Benton is dedicated to finding the perfect didgeridoo to suit each and every players needs. Kristian's didgeridoos are now in high demand through out the world by professional players and collectors. His strong appreciation of Aboriginal culture began at an early age stemming from his indigenous roots. Kristian Benton is a proud descendant of the Ngemba tribe of Brewarrina which is located in north-western NSW. Kristian's talent for finding and making concert quality instruments goes side by side with his expertise in playing them. This is an unbeatable combination and a valuable asset as this allows him to make didgeridoos to very specific standards for his own satisfaction and enjoyment, through this he is able to refine both his skill in crafting fine instruments and also his playing ability. Not many Yidaki crafters can claim to excel in both areas. YIDAKI VIBES Website

McCall Idaho -- The Brundage Mountain Bluegrass and Folk Festival will host nearly 5,000 people at the Brundage Mountain Ski Resort in McCall, Idaho. Trevor has been requested to supply a full set (2+ hours) on the main stage featuring his cultured music collaborations of bluegrass, funk, improvisational jam, and showcasing album material from "Wake" and his new album slated for release in 2008. The Brundage Mountain Music series is known throughout the country for the Brundage Mountain Jam Festival, and The Brundage Mountain Blues and Jazz Festival, adding the Bluegrass Festival to the series. Brundage Festival Link

New Orleans, LA. -- Recently announced and confirmed, Trevor Green will be performing TWO jam sets on Saturday and Sunday (October 27 / 28) at City Park for annual and well known NEW ORLEANS VOODOO FESTIVAL. Other bands performing with Trevor will include; Ben Harper and The Innocent Criminals, Rage Against The Machine, Wilko, and more... Check the Tour Dates section for more detail. Voodoo Fest Link

BILLINGS, Mont. -- Grizzly bear and gray wolf populations in parts of the Northern Rockies are considered stable enough by the government to survive without Endangered Species Act protection. But the animals could get a trust fund to shield them from hard times. Article Link

Commercial whaling is both cruel and unnecessary. Here are five things you can do right now to help save whales from whaling and the increasing threats from ocean noise, ship strikes, entanglement in fishing gear and climate change. Do your part to save this most cherished resource. Article Link

Promising news for the natural habitat dating back eight thousand years. In an extensive effort to preserve the Bolsa Chica Wetlands, located just North of Huntington Beach CA minutes from the surfing environment Trevor calls home, dolphins threaded the waves just outside a newly opened ocean inlet in a $147 million rejuvination... and soon after, surfers did the same. To all of the habitat protectors, we say Thank You. Article Link

Bristol Bay hosts the world's largest wild salmon run and is home to countless whales, seals, walrus and fish, as well as Alaska Native communities dependent on these resources. So much of Alaska is already open to oil and gas development, we can't risk damaging the delicate ecosystem of Bristol Bay with the threats posed by oil and gas development. President George Bush might be on the verge of lifting the moratorium on oil and gas development in Alaska's Bristol Bay. Article Link

A chlorine dioxide mill proposal is planned for construction on the mouth of the Tamar River Estuary in northern Tasmania, Australia. The estuary meets the sea just 10 km from a stretch of coast that is home to one of the best surfing locations in northern Tasmania, where numerous point breaks dot a beautiful and pristine landscape. The waves on this coast are considered by many surfers to be some of the best in Tasmania. If the mill goes in, without further modifications to protect the environment, the water will likely become too toxic to swim in or surf in. Article Link

Living Free Animal Sanctuary began with five cats, ten dogs and one woman. Many dogs and cats have been given a new life here in Idywild's NO KILL SHELTER of 153 acres thanks to Living Free. "But it's not about the numbers," said Joan Fagan, board president and director. She said it is about giving animals a much-improved quality of life until the proper placement is found. Article Link