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Sustainability Campaigns

Explore our range of resources designed to support sustainability efforts in your community. Below, you’ll find educational toolkits, posters, digital content, and flyers, that can be utilized by businesses, schools, and community-based organizations to raise awareness and drive local climate action. 

Campaign Resources for Community Partners

Together we can build a sustainable San Mateo County.

When contaminants such as plastic, glass, and other items end up in the green bin, the result is contaminated compost that has fragments of glass, plastic, and other substances that are harmful to the environment. 

We’re making compost – let’s make it healthy!


Founded in 1996, the Bay Area Recycling Outreach Coalition (BayROC) is a collaboration between staff representing over 40 San Francisco Bay Area cities, counties and other public agencies working together on waste reduction and buy-recycled concepts through a variety of media campaigns which promote personal action and behavior change.


Be a lunch time hero and pack a waste free lunch! Download a waste-free lunch poster in English and Spanish and help reduce waste at you school.

The Latest News & Events

Fixit Clinic @ Redwood City Public Library
Dec
6

Volunteer Fixit Coaches will be in the Makerspace to help you informally troubleshoot, disassemble, and diagnose broken items.

Students and instructor look over a deck at a pond.
During a warm and windy day at Coyote Point Recreation Area, a group of middle school students sits overlooking the San…
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