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.!

Kids will love making these DIY sun catchers using tissue paper and recycled plastic lids! A fun, eco-friendly craft that’s bright and easy. Skills Required: None. Littles around preschool age and ...

Children works on making artwork, toys and other creations with recycled items, donated and collected, and other craft materials during Recycling Maker’s Class for Kids in Havre de Grace on Wednesday, ...

MADISON — News 3 Now and SSM Health continue their Time for Kids: A Recipe for Health campaign this month with a focus on environmental wellness, emphasizing how a healthy planet directly impacts ...

Since 2004, Green Tree Plastics LLC has been experimenting with different ways to recycle plastics. It also has focused on innovative ways to use material and give back to the community. About 15 ...

Scrap University Kids, a division of Bellingham, Washington-based Scrap University aimed at teaching children about metal recycling, has rebranded to Recycling is like Magic (RilMa). The company has ...

Great question Jessica! We use lots of plastic in Australia and it’s frustrating to find out how little is recycled. I work at a university with a team trying to find new ways for people to use less ...