Father’s Day is coming up soon—the third Sunday in June. Of course, I strongly recommend going material-gift-free. It’s better to save on resources and give time, an experience or even homemade breakfast in bed. Or, if you’re adventurous offer up a hike, fishing trip or day in the park. Dads love to get outside and what better way to enjoy the day and bond with you than an open-air activity?

If you’re not one for the great outdoors and prefer to give a gift, then best to get cracking . . . Dads are tough to shop for, but you can make finding the perfect Father’s Day gift a whole lot easier by steering clear of useless junk he won’t need and focusing on low-impact eco-friendly options.

Stay tuned and I’ll give you the run down on the best in eco-friendly Father’s Day gifts.

Posted on May 20th, 2008 by Olivia Zaleski