February 19, 2008

Strand Bookstore Joins Eco-Libris’ Tree Planting Program

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New York’s Strand bookstore has teamed up with Eco-Libris allowing customers to pay to plant a tree to “balance out” books they purchased in the store. The purchase is made at checkout. Customers receive an Eco-Libris sticker at POS that reads, “One tree planted for this book.”

See a list of participating bookstores here.

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I would like to donate to this movement on any Green Printing that comes from Eco-Libris. I write a weekly Green tip for their blog. I am impressed with Raz.

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