As part of Livingstone’s War on Waste, Council is giving residents the opportunity to talk waste and recycling in two upcoming community forums.

Waste Councillor Adam Belot said Council’s range of waste/recycling services and facilities, “how to live a zero waste life” and “how our recycling facility works” are just some of the topics that will be in discussion throughout the forums.

“Four guest speakers including EnviroLink coordinator Sabrina Burke and Shelly McArdle from Fitzroy Basin Association will talk to the community about the impact of waste and plastic not only on land, but our oceans and marine life as well,” Cr Belot said.

“These informative and educational forums give residents the opportunity to learn how our region’s waste and recycling facilities operate, while also providing tips on how best to recycle as well as reduce your waste.

“For example, residents may not know that plastic bags contaminate your recycle bin and therefore all of your items are sent to landfill instead. It’s simple tips like these that can make all the difference to improving our Shire’s waste and recycling outcomes.

“I strongly encourage anyone interested in getting along to one of the two forums to be held at The Hub in Beaman Park on Wednesday, 31 October and Saturday, 3 November.”

For more information on Council’s waste and recycling services, visit https://www.livingstone.qld.gov.au/138/Waste-Recycling

Community Forums Info:

•Wednesday – 31 October 2018 – 9.30am to 12.30pm •Saturday – 3 November 2018 – 1.30pm to 4.30pm

DID YOU KNOW? Livingstone Shire’s recycling bins accept paper, cardboard, glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles and containers, steel tins and aluminium cans.

Council also provides recycling drop off facilities at its waste facilities located throughout the Shire for the same materials.

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