This 2026 staple-bound calendar is a great addition to any environment and can easily be hung on a wall. The calendar features larger images from my series, Through the Tongass. These images feature 12 months of black-and-white landscape photographs from Kruzof Island, near Sitka, Alaska, in the Tongass National Forest. All images were taken on Lingít Aaní.

This calendar is printed on 100% Post-Consumer Waste, FSC®-certified virgin fiber, chlorine-free, and manufactured using renewable biogas energy. The ink is vegetable-based & algae ink. Calendar printed through Greener Printer based in California.

The paper is matte-textured and uncoated, and it features one hole at the top and one at the bottom for wall mounting. A calendar is best secured to the wall with two push pins. Calendars come wrapped in eco-friendly tissue paper and tied with twine, with a hand-stamped tag from recycled shipping material.

Calendar Sizing:

• Staple Bound Calendar Dimensions - 11" L x .25" W x 8.5" H (Closed), 11” x .25” W x 17” H (Opened)

Shipping:

United States shipping is also included in the item's pricing. The item ships in eco-friendly and recyclable packaging from EcoEnclose. Please expect a 5-8 business-day shipment. There may be shipping delays due to the holiday season; items are NOT guaranteed to arrive before the holidays.

Please note that all sales are FINAL, with no returns or refunds. Due to the nature of printing and the printing press, some minor scuffs may appear on the images or the calendar cover. If you have an issue with your item, don't hesitate to get in touch with alexisjhagestad@gmail.com

Donated Funds:

• When purchasing Through the Tongass calendar, ten percent (10%) of the proceeds will be donated to the Sitka Trail Works.

Sitka Trail Works Mission: “Create, maintain, and promote a beautiful, diversified, and accessible trail system, as our gift to future generations. These trails will provide a wide range of opportunities for physical activity, economic development, cultural enrichment, and spiritual renewal.”