What do you get when you combine paper, passion and a love for the planet? A papertarian. That’s why we joined forces with someone who’s already walking the walk. You know her as a comic, but now you’ll know her as a papertarian.
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The Packaging Recycling Design Challenge
Two designers go head-to-head in an attempt to create the most unique and earth-friendly packaging for a pet delivery package.
Up Your Recycling Game
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Recycling isn't rocket science, but you can still make it a blast. Get creative with building your own at-home recycling center, and take the guesswork out of recycling by learning the do's and don'ts of what goes in the bin.
Faces of the Forest
Over half of America's forestland belongs to families and individual landowners, and it's up to them to look after some of our most precious resources. Meet the faces of the forest.
ARTICLES
7 Scientific Benefits of Reading Printed Books for Better Brain Health, Sleep and Environmental Impact
In recent years, print books have seen a resurgence, and for good reason—they can be better for your brain and health, according to science.
The Benefits of Carrying a Paper Notebook
With the right apps, a smartphone can do almost anything, but it’s also useful to occasionally ditch your phone in favor of a trusty notebook.
Papertarian Hour: A Sustainable, Creative Escape from Digital Overload
Papertarian Hour is a screen-free break for creativity, focus, and mindfulness through paper-based activities like journaling and reading—all while supporting sustainability.
Paper vs. Digital: Save a Tree and Print It Out
The instinct to choose digital platforms over paper comes from the right place. But the facts don’t match up. Learn more about how paper helps forests.
What Is Sustainable Forestry and Management?
Sustainable forestry is about stewardship & care — care for trees, but also for smaller plants, soil, wildlife & water. Learn more about the practices.
Why Is This Recyclable … and What Can’t Be Recycled?
It’s easy to get confused about what can and can’t be recycled. But understanding why certain things can be recycled, and why others can’t, can help you remember the rules and explain them to others.
The History of Earth Day: Origins, Impact and How You Can Help
The 1960s saw a dramatic uptick in environmental concerns in the U.S. With several environmental catastrophes, particularly the Santa Barbara oil spill and the Cuyahoga River fires of 1969, many Americans felt it was time we took a more active approach in the stewardship of our planet.
