Welcome to Falmouth, Maine. Just a few miles from bustling Portland, it’s sustaining the rich New England tradition of town-owned forests, and working closely with foresters to sustainably manage and expand their most precious natural resource.
Not every person is built the same, so why is most furniture? Back in 1981, Alex Truesdell would learn that lesson, and make, with the power of cardboard, extraordinary steps to alter that mindset.
Brainstorms still have their place in the workplace, but a newer technique is clearing the skies for heightened productivity, greater equity among team members and a faster decision-making process.
Spend some quiet downtime with your children this Mother’s Day with a coloring book page.
Almost all teachers spend money these days to supply their own classrooms, with public school teachers in the U.S. averaging nearly $500 a year from their own pockets. So, how can you best help with school supplies?
There's no better way to welcome a new month than with our character calendars! Download and print yours out each month.
Every year, we ask our friends and colleagues to take a picture with their favorite tree—or any tree—on Arbor Day. We hope you’ll join us this year, and let us know by using the #TreeSelfies hashtag.
January 23rd is National Handwriting Day and it is time to break out your cursive and celebrate! The day, first established in 1977 by the Writing Instrument Manufacturer’s Association.
It is apropos that we receive a paper diploma when we graduate, considering how important paper is to our journey to graduation. After all, the diploma is the final, if not the most important, in a long line of paper in a students’ academic career.
