Waikuku Beach Paddling Pool invites you to join the Alerts Reducing Your Waste event. This exciting event aims to educate individuals on ways to reduce waste in their daily lives, whether it's at work, school, or in their households. By implementing practical tips and strategies for waste reduction, we can create a sustainable future for our community and preserve natural resources.
During the event, participants will have the opportunity to learn about easy and affordable ways to reduce waste in their households. We are proud to partner with the Sustainable Living Education Trust, who will provide valuable resources and tips for sustainable living. Together, we can make a positive impact on waste management.
One important focus of the event will be Plastic Free July, a global movement dedicated to combatting plastic pollution. We encourage everyone to refuse single-use plastic and explore more sustainable alternatives. In New Zealand, Plastic Free July Aotearoa is a group of passionate volunteers committed to creating a clean and green country.
Another significant topic we will address is the soft plastics recycling. Did you know that soft plastics are not accepted in the Council's kerbside recycling bins or transfer stations? That's why it's crucial to learn about the Soft Plastics Take-Back Scheme, which allows residents in Rangiora and Ravenswood to return their soft plastic packaging to participating supermarkets and stores. By participating in this scheme, we can contribute to reducing plastic waste in our community.
Furthermore, we will shed light on the importance of diverting organics and reducing business waste. The Council allocates funding towards Eco Educate, a program that offers workplace assessments to assist businesses in minimising their environmental impact. By implementing these strategies, businesses can make a significant positive impact on the environment.
Last but not least, the event will provide insights into reducing school waste. Schools and childhood education centres have the opportunity to measure the amount of waste generated by their activities and the associated costs. By implementing strategies for reducing, reusing, recycling, and reprocessing waste, schools can play a key role in protecting the environment.
So, don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn practical tips and strategies for waste reduction. Join the Alerts Reducing Your Waste event and help us create a sustainable future for our community. Together, we can make a difference and preserve our precious natural resources.
