86% of respondents agreed that they “have a personal responsibility to recycle”.
86% of respondents agreed that they “have a personal responsibility to recycle”.
Street Team
The Recycle Everywhere Street Team continued to visit every corner of our Province spreading the word about our program and helping events better manage their beverage container recycling efforts.
Key events included our attendance at Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Winnipeg Goldeyes games, Folklorama, 15 school picnics/BBQs, Osborne Village Canada Day celebration, Festival du Voyageur, and the Trapper’s Festival.
The Street Team also travelled through Northern Manitoba – from The Pas to Thompson. Here they proved their versatility helping to educate Manitoba students on the benefits of beverage container recycling both at home and at school.
As part of its public engagement mandate, the Street Team surveyed over 1,700 respondents. When asked “In what type of public spaces would you like to see more Recycle Everywhere bins?” the public has again chosen parks as their number one answer, followed by streetscapes and office buildings and workplaces.
Over the summer, we attended 152 events over 247 days, with our mascot BINjamin appearing 100 times.
Street Team
The Recycle Everywhere Street Team continued to visit every corner of our Province spreading the word about our program and helping events better manage their beverage container recycling efforts.
Key events included our attendance at Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Winnipeg Goldeyes games, Folklorama, 15 school picnics/BBQs, Osborne Village Canada Day celebration, Festival du Voyageur, and the Trapper’s Festival.
The Street Team also travelled through Northern Manitoba – from The Pas to Thompson. Here they proved their versatility helping to educate Manitoba students on the benefits of beverage container recycling both at home and at school.
As part of its public engagement mandate, the Street Team surveyed over 1,700 respondents. When asked “In what type of public spaces would you like to see more Recycle Everywhere bins?” the public has again chosen parks as their number one answer, followed by streetscapes and office buildings and workplaces.
Over the summer, we attended 152 events over 247 days, with our mascot BINjamin appearing 100 times.
Street Team
The Recycle Everywhere Street Team continued to visit every corner of our Province spreading the word about our program and helping events better manage their beverage container recycling efforts.
Key events included our attendance at Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Winnipeg Goldeyes games, Folklorama, 15 school picnics/BBQs, Osborne Village Canada Day celebration, Festival du Voyageur, and the Trapper’s Festival.
The Street Team also travelled through Northern Manitoba – from The Pas to Thompson. Here they proved their versatility helping to educate Manitoba students on the benefits of beverage container recycling both at home and at school.
As part of its public engagement mandate, the Street Team surveyed over 1,700 respondents. When asked “In what type of public spaces would you like to see more Recycle Everywhere bins?” the public has again chosen parks as their number one answer, followed by streetscapes and office buildings and workplaces.
Over the summer, we attended 152 events over 247 days, with our mascot BINjamin appearing 100 times.
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