Take a virtual visit to the mystical country of Bhutan and support its decades-long environmental sustainability by purchasing a set of two mini documentaries on the country…each one is on a CD-ROM that is part of an actual postage stamp.

The tiny nation, whose national credo is "Gross National Happiness," uses innovative postage stamps to support its economic development-and to preserve its pristine Himalayan environment-at the same time.

The stamps are developed by Creative Products International of Pittsburgh, PA, USA. The CD stamps are the latest in a series of postage stamp "firsts" by Bhutan since the 1960s. The stamps are mini-CDs that fit into exquisitely decorated self-adhesive envelopes. When affixed to a larger envelop, the CD stamp can be used as postage.

“Bhutan was "green" long before most of us ever heard of the term," says Frances Todd Stewart, president of Creative Products International. "The country's deep commitment to environmental and cultural preservation is recognized globally.”

Bhutan plans to continue its environmental, cultural and economic sustainability with the sale of this computer-age stamp, which is the world's first to feature a documentary of a country. This unique stamp set sells for less then $20.00.

"Bhutan is rich in colorful traditions and natural beauty, and these stamps tell the country's unmatched story," says Stewart.

For more information and ordering, visit www.bhutanpostagestamps.com
Contacts: Rachelle Pachtman rpachtman@nyc.rr.com Phone: 212-996-1715
Frances Todd Stewart francess@creativeproductsintl.com
also at: www.BhutanToday.net