Eco-friendly bamboo toilet paper celebrates U.S. national parks in limited edition
Who Gives a Crap has teamed with the Parks Project to release a limited-edition bamboo toilet-paper line featuring park-themed packaging.
Who Gives a Crap partnered with the Parks Project to launch a special collection of bamboo toilet paper that showcases twelve distinct images of American national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Joshua Tree, and the Rocky Mountains. Buyers can select either a 24-roll or a 48-roll package, each roll bearing its own park-inspired wrapper. The product is made from 100% renewable bamboo, which helps curb deforestation and is compatible with typical septic tanks, while providing a gentle feel for sensitive skin.
Danny Alexander, co-founder and chief of product and purpose, emphasized that the partnership aims to celebrate natural landmarks and demonstrate how everyday purchases can support forest conservation and global water initiatives. The brand donates half of its profits to clean-water projects, and the limited edition is offered at a $15 discount for a short period before it sells out permanently.
Why it matters
The launch links everyday consumer habits to environmental conservation and supports clean-water charities.
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