REDO Has Hands-On Programs for All Ages
REDO works with students who want to create, improve, and/or promote recycling systems in their schools and communities. We empower these young leaders by providing training, support and educational materials.
High school students intern as Project Coordinators to initiate or amplify recycling at their high schools. Students work to gain experience educating their peers, and the community, on how to recycle right. Volunteer hours and projects will vary depending on the type of program they create.
Students from the PCHS Conservation Council meet to discuss the creation of a Recycling Committee.
Recycling Education for Crucial Ages
REDO works with students who want to create, improve and/or promote recycling systems in their schools and communities. We empower these young leaders by providing training, support and educational materials.
Parents and Teachers: We provide the guidance and resources needed to initiate recycling programs at local schools.
Students: High school students intern as Project Coordinators to initiate or amplify recycling at their high schools. Students gain valuable leadership experience educating their peers, and the community, on how to recycle right. Volunteer hours and projects will vary depending on the type of program they choose to create.
Seeing is believing
Tour a recycling facility!
Come see how local recycling facilities sort through common household materials to turn it all into something new again! Tours integrate STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) concepts, and are perfect for environmental clubs or small classes.
Recommended Tour Size: 5 – 10 people
Contact us and we can coordinate with the local facility and theme of the class or group!
Set Standards for Your Community.
We help schools and businesses develop recycling policies.
A recycling policy will help your school or business thrive in its mission to go zero-waste. It ensures that everyone in your organization is on the same page. School administrations come and go, sustainability leaders in businesses move up and out of companies, but a policy is there to stay.
Policies can be challenging to create on your own. That’s why REDO is here to help. Our staff at REDO works directly with the individuals who will be implementing the policy to ensure that the vision is executed correctly.
Students from the PCHS Conservation Council meet to discuss the creation of a Recycling Committee.
Recycling Education for Crucial Ages
REDO works with students who want to create, improve and/or promote recycling systems in their schools and communities. We empower these young leaders by providing training, support and educational materials.
Parents and Teachers: We provide the guidance and resources needed to initiate recycling programs at local schools.
Students: High school students intern as Project Coordinators to initiate or amplify recycling at their high schools. Students gain valuable leadership experience educating their peers, and the community, on how to recycle right. Volunteer hours and projects will vary depending on the type of program they choose to create.
Seeing is believing
Tour a recycling facility!
Come see how local recycling facilities sort through common household materials to turn it all into something new again! Tours integrate STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) concepts, and are perfect for environmental clubs or small classes.
Recommended Tour Size: 5 – 10 people
Contact us and we can coordinate with the local facility and theme of the class or group!
Set Standards for Your Community.
We help schools and businesses develop recycling policies.
A recycling policy will help your school or business thrive in its mission to go zero-waste. It ensures that everyone in your organization is on the same page. School administrations come and go, sustainability leaders in businesses move up and out of companies, but a policy is there to stay.
Policies can be challenging to create on your own. That’s why REDO is here to help. Our staff at REDO works directly with the individuals who will be implementing the policy to ensure that the vision is executed correctly.
