Call it my type-A personality creeping out, but I love me a weekly planner. For the last three years, I have kept a meticulous weekly planner with the help of the fantastic Moleskine Planner.

I heart this planner so much I can't wait to pick up a fresh, new one that is just waiting to be filled with weekly to-dos and parties.
But I was recently stopped in my tracks by this weekly planner:


While it's not quite my favorite Moleskine, it has one major advantage: Both paper and manufacturer are PEFC certified (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification).
What does PEFC certified mean: PEFC certified papers are made from bio-diverse forests that are renewable and nurture the original flora and fauna while guaranteeing the rights of indigenous people.
Wow, can we say perfectly modern and organic?
I tried to search Moleskin to see if they had a similar eco-friendly practice, but alas, I came up short. Looks like I'll have a new way to organize the new year.
Would you give up an old stand by just to be more eco-friendly?
2 comments:
Oh I need to get one of these too, lovin how it's guilt free!
Fun to see a fellow San Francisco girl on here :-)
It takes me FOREVER to pick out the perfect planner. Now you've just added more options to the madness ;)
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