As our Sustainability Coordinator looks back on her first year, we’re excited to share the successes we’ve had with our landfill diversion programs, cleanup events, and new programming for employees.
November 15 is National Recycling Day. Whether you recycle at home or use one of these local resources, here are ways that you can further incorporate recycling into your daily life and community.
Great Parks is strategically expanding its recycling program to accept old cellphones and smartphones in specially marked bins at parks and golf courses throughout Hamilton County.
Great Parks is joining the national initiative to increase cellphone recycling and divert waste from landfills. New cellphone drop-off stations are now available at visitor centers and golf course clubhouses. Join us to Think Outside the Trash and recycle your old phone.
This past holiday season, Great Parks of Hamilton County’s holiday lights recycling program collected 11,840 pounds of lights, the second largest amount in the history of the annual program.
After conducting an audit waste in 2021, Great Parks has launched an educational recycling campaign to engage park guests. Join us as we Think Outside the Trash and divert recyclable waste from landfills.
Great Parks guests will soon be able to recycle more items instead of placing them in the garbage, thanks to the addition of 370 recycling bins in high traffic park areas and golf courses over the next several weeks.
Great Parks of Hamilton County is working again with Cohen Recycling to accept unwanted and broken holiday lights for recycling this holiday season.