The only thing better than a fun, kid-friendly craft project is one that uses recycled materials you already have!

You’re never too young to learn to recycle. And what better way to start teaching the next generation than with paper and cardboard? After all, they are among the most recycled materials in the U.S.!

Unleash your creativity and make a positive impact on the environment with our latest video, "Reimagined Treasures: Upcycling and Recycling Around the House." Join us on a journey of transformation as ...

“Underhill Central School took home the championship by collecting over 1,300 pounds of batteries,” said Rhonda Mace, School Outreach Coordinator at the Chittenden Solid Waste District.

Nicholas said one reason people don’t recycle more is that they feel it won’t make a difference ... “You’re going to teach your kids to do that and they’re going to keep doing it ...

Council Oak Elementary School had an Earth Day celebration with its students, parents, and teachers. The outdoor event taught ...

We can keep Earth healthy by following the three “R”s: reuse, reduce and recycle. Reusing means using things many times until ...

Explore the fun of gardening with your kids by growing jackfruit at home. This guide covers everything from planting to ...

Different polymers make different types of plastic. Some polymers are better for recycling because they can be easily melted down and reshaped into new products. This includes number one on the ...

Today is Earth Day, and I’m thrilled we’ve been ahead of the game for many years now,” said borough Mayor Neil McDevitt ...