Greetings to the environment.
By buying a papercrush you are also doing something good for the environment.
Because with your order you support them Reforestation the Mangrovenwälder in Madagascar. More than 200.000 Mangrovenbäume we have already planted.
Our paper crushes are out high quality paperthat we like that consistent produced as possible. And of course we manufacture under fair and responsible working conditions.
papercrush and sustainability
Give away moments of happiness without knowing how and where our paper crushes are made? That doesn't work for us. Sustainability, transparency and environmental protection are a matter of course for us. We keep our impact as small as possible so that you can give away carefree moments of happiness with a clear conscience.
You buy a card - we plant trees.
With your purchase you support them Reforestation of mangrove forests on Madagascar. More than 200.000 Mangrovenbäume we have already planted. To achieve this, we work with the internationally renowned reforestation network Eden Reforestation Projects together. You can see the current number of trees we have planted at any time on the Our partner's website recall.
Mangrove trees are true climate protectors and store around three to five times as much CO2 as a tree in our latitude - a total of around 300 kg during their lifespan of around 25 years. In addition, the aquatic roots of the trees serve as an important breeding ground, nursery and habitat for many rare fish, reptiles, birds and even land-dwelling mammals. The trees further protect the coastline from erosion and land loss.
Our trees are growing Madagascar planted in structurally severely underdeveloped and impoverished regions by the local population. The workers receive one fair income and a permanent job. This not only allows them to afford everyday necessities such as food, shelter, clothing and medicine, but also means they do not have to destroy their environment in order to survive, e.g. B. by cutting down trees for construction, fuel, heating and agriculture.