For more than 100 years, the Defrees family of Baker City, Oregon, has been raising beautiful ponderosa pine. The horses have given way to four wheelers, but not much else has changed. Even though the ...

We know Frances Quinn best as a baker. After all, she is the 2013 winner of the Great British Baking Show (known as the Great British Bake Off in Britain) and wowed judges and viewers alike with both ...

You’ve heard the term, but do you know the true facts about deforestation? The makers of paper products do. But trust us: Deforestation and another term you’ve probably heard, clear-cutting, are not ...

Don’t create waste, prevent it. Choose and recycle your paper products. If you enjoy sending holiday cards, writing shopping lists, getting gifts delivered to your home in a protective box and ...

Quit searching for the perfect card—make one yourself. We have instructions for three handcrafted pop-ups that will let your love literally leap from the page: a hot air balloon, a pair of hearts and ...

Explore the modern day story of the U.S. paper industry—an industry that’s worked in tandem with nature for many years. Explore how the industry uses every part of the tree, leaving nothing wasted.

As the new year dawned, so began the ritual of turning the page of a new appointment book, marking the important dates of the new month — all signs of the paper calendar’s enduring utility and ...

Paper packaging continues to grow at an impressive rate. From our daily snacks to our daily medicine, paper and cardboard continue to make an impact globally, popping up in recyclable and sustainable ...

The holidays are the perfect time to start living the papertarian life. Join the movement and get a head start on new habits that help you play an active role in building a sustainable future. By ...

Find fun facts about recycling, paper production and sustainable land management listed below and learn how you play an important role in making our nation’s forests thrive when you buy paper products ...

Paper and boxes are one of the most recycled materials in the U.S. and can be recycled and made into new products up to seven times! Recycling keeps paper out of landfills and makes the most of our ...