What you can do to save forests:
What you can do to save forests:
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Use & print both sides of paper. Use fewer paper/wood products. Use less paper napkins & plates. Recycle all paper and boxes. Buy paper w/recycled content. Reuse gift wrap, gift bags, bows, paper bags and boxes. Use cloth napkins Use canvas shopping bags. Use a travel mug. Skip the coffee stirrer-‐ Put milk & sugar in cup first. Use email instead of printing. Fly with an E-‐ticket. Pay bills online. Get online bank statements. Get off junk mail lists. Use cardboard matches (often made from recycled paper). Use cloth diapers. Use forest-‐friendly tissues & toilet roll. Use sustainable lumber-‐ Buy Forest Stewardship Council wood. Plant trees—Many trees. Take a walk/hike in the woods. Lower your carbon footprint. Support local forest conservation. Join local Town Boards/Protect forests. Help forest/wildlife conservation groups.
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Use & print both sides of paper. Use fewer paper/wood products. Use less paper napkins & plates. Recycle all paper and boxes. Buy paper w/recycled content. Reuse gift wrap, gift bags, bows, paper bags and boxes. Use cloth napkins Use canvas shopping bags. Use a travel mug. Skip the coffee stirrer-‐ Put milk & sugar in cup first. Use email instead of printing. Fly with an E-‐ticket. Pay bills online. Get online bank statements. Get off junk mail lists. Use cardboard matches (often made from recycled paper). Use cloth diapers. Use forest-‐friendly tissues & toilet roll. Use sustainable lumber-‐ Buy Forest Stewardship Council wood. Plant trees—Many trees. Take a walk/hike in the woods. Lower your carbon footprint. Support local forest conservation. Join local Town Boards/Protect forests. Help forest/wildlife conservation groups.
