Book one of our popular subsidized, field trips while they last:
- The Where Does All the Garbage Go? field trip includes a bus tour to the highest point in Hamilton County - the top of Rumpke landfill - as well as a program at a Cincinnati Parks' Nature Center where students learn to reduce, reuse, and recycle in life and in nature.
- Visit the Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati and learn all about composting and organic gardening during a Compost Kids field trip.
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Check out the Environmental Protection Agency's
online resources for an array of science-based lesson plans, activities, and ideas for educators.
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Remind your school community to recycle their metal cans. Print and hang this
metal recycling poster around your school and share the following facts during announcements and in newsletters:
- Metal cans are made from non-renewable minerals extracted from the earth.
- Recycling metal cans reduces mining wastes, air pollution, and water pollution.
- Metal can be recycled infinitely.
- The only metal that can be placed in recycling containers is cans (soup, drink, hairspray, etc.). To find out where to recycle other metal objects (wire hangers, lawn furniture, metal pipe, etc.) click here.
To receive free technical assistance, indoor recycling containers, and signage for your school recycling program,
email Cher Mohring or call 513-946-7737.
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