Father’s Day is June 21 — do you know what your getting your dad? This year I’m celebrating by going green. Here are a few of my favorite eco-friendly Father’s Day gifts:

Adopt a polar bear! Through the World Wildlife Fund you can adopt one of 80 species including a panda, snow leopard, or gray wolf. Whatever you’re animal of choice, this is a great gift and a wonderful way to help protect our endangered wildlife.

Recycle. There are so many wonderful things made out of recycled material and my favorite so far are these unique recycled cuff links made out of circuit boards.  If your dad is more traditional, shirts are a safe bet. Recycled cotton clothing is made from recovered cotton and without harsh chemicals.

My sister and I used to surprise my dad by washing his car every Father’s Day. Instead of wasting lots of water and making a big mess there is Waterless car wash. No bucket, hose, or waste required, just spray, wipe and Viola!

Golf equipment is a traditional favorite for Father’s Day but did you know that most golf balls contain pollutants like cobalt and lead? However, now there is a fantastic alternative; eco friendly golf balls made from 100% renewable material.

Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on earth, which makes it a great renewable resource. A few great gift ideas are a bamboo BBQ set or a tie rack.

Make something. Parent’s always love homemade gifts and there is no better way to say I love you. Think green by making a book of coupons like planting a tree, going camping,  cooking an organic dinner together, or just going for a walk.