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Did You Know?

 

By Recycling 1 ton of paper you save:
· 17 trees
· 6953 gallons of water
· 463 gallons of oil
· 587 pounds of air pollution
· 3.06 cubic yards of landfill space
· 4077 Kilowatt hours of energy


Source: Weyerhauser info

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Did You Know?

 

The paper Weyerhaeuser collects in a year would fill 135,000 rail cars, enough to create a train nearly 800 miles long.

 

Source: Weyerhaeuser

Services & Experience

 

  Public Outreach

 

Over 600 waste reduction/ recycling (WR/R) presentations delivered to schools and businesses throughout King County

 

 

On-site presentations for businesses, property managers and malls through City and County assistance programs

 

 

 

Event planning and implementation through City assistance programs

 

 

 

Development of educational materials including newsletters, websites, fliers, postcards and brochures

 

 

 

Property manager assistance (waste walk through, tenant outreach and events) through City assistance programs

 

 

 

Business assistance (staff training, waste walk through, events) through City assistance programs

 

 

 

Information hotline operation and customer service for local City residential and business programs

 

 

 

Oil recycling education

 

 

 

Sustainable business recognition through awards and publicity

 

 

  Waste reduction and recycling lesson development for elementary, middle and high school students
   
  Social marketing programs for local Counties
   

 

Promotion of food compost collection programs for large scale programs and pilot programs

 

 

  Program Implementation

 

Reusable packaging pilot program

 

 

 

School waste reduction and recycling programs

 

 

 

Business waste reduction and recycling programs

 

 

 

Property manager waste reduction and recycling programs

 

 

 

Mall waste reduction and recycling programs. (Three malls regionally)

 

 

 

On-site WR/R practices evaluations for businesses, property managers and malls

   
  Food compost collection programs for businesses or festivals

 

 

 

  Education

 

President, Sam Wilder:  Graduate of Penn State University with a degree in Environmental Resource Management, minor in education

 

 

 

  Presentations

 

Biocycle West Coast Conference, 2006

Commercial Compost Recruitment and Festival Recycling

 

 

EPA’s Wastewise , 2005

Presented “10 Steps for Success” on starting or improving an office recycling program

 

 

Seattle and King County BOMA workshop , 2004

Presented at “Make Recycling Work for You” on successful tenant recycling for property managers

 

 

Washington State Recycling Association, 2004 Conference

Presented at “Rural Recycling” Session to share implementation steps and results of the Island County Social Marketing program

 

 

Washington State Recycling Association, 2003 Conference

Presented at “Educate, Activate and Motivate” Session on mall and business recycling

 

 

 Related Clubs and Volunteer Work

 

President of West Seattle Toastmasters Club 832 - received District President of the year award in 2004

 

Volunteer Earth Day presentations for organizations such as YWCA and Catholic Community Services tutoring organization

 

Member, Washington State Recycling Association

 

Member, Environmental Education Association of Washington