Lorax x Parks Project 32oz Insulated Water Bottle
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We Speak For The Trees available on our classic 32oz 100% stainless steel water bottle. With a BPA/BPS-free plastic lid and straw, stay hydrated wherever your advocacy takes you.
Together with Dr. Seuss, we're donating $10,000 to Glacier National Park Conservancy to support the park’s Native Plant Nursery. This donation helps cultivate native plants, including the Whitebark Pine, to restore vital ecosystems in Glacier Park. Wear it and make a difference!
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- Capacity: 32oz // 960 ml insulated water bottle
- Double-wall vacuum insulation keep liquids cold for up to 24 hrs or hot for up to 12 hours
- Shatterproof and leakproof lid for maximum durability
Materials:
- Professional grade stainless steel
- BPA-free & FDA tested
- BPA/BPS Free plastic lid with silicone gasket and plastic straw included
Care:
- Hand wash ONLY—hand wash recommended before first use
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The Lorax — We Speak For The Trees
This Earth Month, we’re speaking for the trees with Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax—because caring a whole awful lot means protecting the parks by keeping their ecosystems thriving. This collection shows us that our voice has the power to create change. Towering trees and storybook landscapes deserve to be protected.
The responsibility to take care of the natural world begins with us, so together with Dr. Seuss, we’ve donated $10,000 to the Glacier National Park Conservancy to support the park’s Native Plant Nursery which cultivates approximately 250 species of native plants including the Whitebark Pine, deciduous trees, shrubs, grasses, sedges, and ferns from a variety of habitats found within Glacier Park.
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