Who Gives a Crap x Parks Project Collab Supports Conservation Efforts

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  • Who Gives a Crap and the Parks Project announce the return of the Park Edition toilet paper collection, featuring photography from Breakfast for Dinner that depicts some of the country’s national parks like the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Joshua Tree, and Acadia.
  • To date, the Parks Project has provided $2.7 million in funding for vital conservation efforts.

America is full of natural beauty, and its national parks are a signature part of the nation’s identity. That’s not by accident; for over a century, the federal government has actively taken steps to conserve these natural lands so that all Americans can enjoy them before they get sold off.

Toilet paper brand Who Gives a Crap, in partnership with the Parks Project, has returned this summer with a limited edition collection of TP celebrating America’s national parks. The Parks Project sells thoughtfully designed apparel and lifestyle products inspired by parks while educating, advocating, and funding conservation efforts. To date, the Parks Project has donated $2.7 million towards its mission of “leaving it better than we found it” through support of vital conservation efforts.