Make an eco-conscious choice this year with a 100% recyclable planner. The paper in this planner is made using 100% post-consumer waste materials and the cover with 30% post-consumer waste materials.
Durable Binding
The pages in a Cambridge planner stay put. Made to last, the durable twin wire binding secures pages and keeps them right where they belong – inside the planner. The binding also helps the planner to stay flat when open so it’s easier to write.
Green Tips
Find more ways to stay green this year. Each spread within the planner features green tips to help promote a sustainable and environmentally-friendly lifestyle.
Crafted with Pride
The thoughtful design and high quality of our planners and calendars are assembled right here in the U.S. We’re dedicated to bringing you durable, high quality materials that you can rely on for all your planning needs.
This year, choose a planner that promotes personal organization and environmental sustainability. The 100% recyclable Cambridge GreenPath Weekly Monthly Planner is full of helpful organizational tools and friendly green tips.
Do your part all year long! Planner runs from July 2023 – June 2024 and features a bright, painted floral design.
Choose paper made from 100% post-consumer waste materials and a durable cover made from 30% post-consumer waste materials. Planner is fully compostable when wire binding is removed!
Stay organized, stay inspired! Weekly planning pages feature open daily scheduling and notes section, plus a sustainability tip. 8 1/2" x 11" page size.
Make time to make a difference. Monthly pages have tips on green living, plus unruled daily blocks to track goals and important dates, along with a notes section.
Plan to go green. Special pages include an Eco info page with ideas for how to live sustainably, plus 10 notetaking pages, reference calendars and recycling information.
Find strength in sustainability. This eco-friendly planner has a durable paper cover and silver twin wire binding to prevent snags when taking it in and out of your bag.
