The digital revolution in schools is still young, but it’s already touching everyone from kindergarten to college. Microsoft Word replaces handwriting. Textbooks yield to tablets. Google is the new ...

The term has intuitive appeal—but what is sustainable forestry, exactly? For centuries, forests sustained themselves. Today, responsible foresters lend a hand to create optimal conditions for the ...

Paper and packaging are making important contributions to a more sustainable future.

Papertarian Hour is a screen-free break for creativity, focus, and mindfulness through paper-based activities like journaling and reading—all while supporting sustainability.

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 ...

Wood fiber is one of the most recyclable and renewable natural resources on the planet and the principle raw material used in making paper and paper-based packaging. In fact, the U.S. grows nearly ...

Making paper is both high-tech and simple. High-tech because of the way trees are processed to create wood pulp, the substance paper is made of, while supporting the circular economy and giving back ...

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 ...

Papertarians are people who make small choices every day, knowing they have a big impact on the environment. From choosing products made of paper and packaging to practicing proper recycling, there ...

When you use paper products, you’re doing your part to help the planet. Because the paper, packaging and boxes you rely on every day are designed to be easily recycled. In fact, paper is one of the ...

One trait all papertarians have in common is a deep love of forests. Whether we show it by camping among the trees or just gazing at them through our windows, we want to take care of them. And that’s ...

Chances are, you’ve heard the pop psychology theory that it takes about a month—21 days, specifically—to form a habit. While the length of time required varies in reality, depending on person and ...