Better Paper Eco-Leaders exhibit tremendous leadership in environmental publishing. Each leader demonstrates that magazines can go green and profit.

  WellFed Savannah: Discover how this Savannah-based magazine is leading the way in green production and distribution.

  Fast Company video: Learn how this business magazine made the smart and progressive decision to use recycled paper. Watch the short video now.

  Tricycle video: Tricycle magazine explains how it transitioned into a greener publication and how others can follow in their footsteps. Watch it now.

  Poets & Writers : Poets & Writers Magazine serves their readers and the environment by using nearly 100% recycled paper in each issue. According to their editor, using recycled paper is one more way they carry out their mission of serving the nation's writers, many of who have a deep environmental ethic. Read the full article.

Ms. Magazine: Ms. Magazine was one of the first magazines to start using recycled paper. Find out other ways they are leading the way in our interview with Ms.'s managing editor.

  Phi Kappa Tau: Is your Greek organization green? This fraternity's motto is "learning, leading, serving" and they do all three when it comes to sustainably printing their magazine. Read on.

  ReDirect Guide: ReDirect Guide takes the term “practice what you preach” to a whole new level with the way they operate their publication. To find out why they inspire us, read on.

  Experience Life: Watch this video of our 2010 Aveda Environmental Award winner and learn why they earned the prize for "Best Distribution & Efficiency Practices"

  FutureMark: In this short video, you'll get a sense how using recycled paper in magazines helps protect forests, climate, and communities with a brief tour of the people and processes at the FutureMark Paper Mill outside of Chicago, IL.