Eco-Friendly Gifts For Father's Day
Father’s Day is right around the corner (Jun 15th). Need a gift that’s as perfect for dad as it is for the planet? Try out these eco-cool ideas to show dad how much you care.
No Impact Gifts
- Save paper, stamps, and the planet, by sending dad a Father’s Day Ecard
- Give him a Charity Choice Gift Card that he can redeem to support one of his favorite nationally recognized charities.
- Tickets anyone? Give dad tickets to his favorite concert, movie, museum, or art show.
- Whip up a batch of dad’s favorite treats. Try these recipes for Grilled Antipasto, Banana and Pecan Pancakes, Crispy Rice Treats, or Beef Jerky.
- Plant a tree, flower, or garden together.
- Make dad a computer slideshow of his favorite photos and homemade artwork.
- Here’s an idea from Green Halloween‘s Corey Colwell-Lipson: make dad a treasure hunt or hike of pre-hidden notes that recount memories or share “dad-gratitudes” to let dad know how special he is.
Eco-Savvy Gifts
Book-Worm Dad:Give dad a great green read to entertain and inform him this Father’s Day. The Green Parent: A Kid-Friendly Guide to Earth Friendly Living is a great choice for dads who want to raise kids without trashing the
High-Tech Dad: For dads who love their gadgets, try the Bamboo Phone/PDA Charger that lets him organize and charge all of his personal electronics (like cell phones, PDAs, Mp3s, and digital cameras) in o
Outdoorsy Dad: Whether your dad loves to hike, paddle, or ski, he’ll love the a Solar Backpack that holds all of his essentials while using sunlight to ch
a Watergeeks filtered sports bottle made from BPA free plastic that filters tap water for dads on the go.
Sensitive Skin Dad: Help dad take care of his skin with products that are as gentle on his face as they are on the planet. Try vedaDUDE’s line of natural skin care products for men. Each product is made from organic ingredients like organic aloe leaf juice, organic green tea, and organic bilberry extract.
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Nothing has a stronger influence psychologically on their environment, and especially on their children, than the unlived lives of the parents.
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