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BTG is the leading local environmental organization in Kansas City with overwhelming volunteer support and over a dozen environmental initiatives

On today's episode of WasteLess Wednesday John is

On today's episode of WasteLess Wednesday John is talking plastic on plastic! What do you do with these shrink-wrapped plastic containers before recycling? John explains!

To learn more about how you can help recycling succeed, visit bridgingthegap.org/recycle

There are so many reasons to leave the leaves (oth

There are so many reasons to leave the leaves (other than the cute dogs loving them, although we feel like that's a good enough reason 😌 ).

But if you need more than that, here are some other ones:

🍂 Decomposing leaves make warm winter homes for many beneficial critters, like bees and butterflies.
🍂 Raking or blowing leaves into your flower beds takes much less time than bagging or burning them - and it's much better for the planet!
🍂 Piling leaves around trees and in flower beds helps insulate the roots during winter, prevents weeds and builds healthy soils.

Bridging The Gap volunteers will educate attendees

Bridging The Gap volunteers will educate attendees about recycling and composting by staffing a waste management station and directing attendees to the correct bins into which they should deposit their waste.

Visit bridgingthegap.org/volunteer

Wild ryes (Elymus spp) are a subgroup of grasses w

Wild ryes (Elymus spp) are a subgroup of grasses with several species found in the KC area. Ryes are food for a variety of leafhoppers, weevils, leaf beetles, and the caterpillars of several moths. Here's KC WildLands' seasonal Seed Technician Maddie with tips to help you recognize some common ryes!

Our Heartland Tree Alliance team has been working

Our Heartland Tree Alliance team has been working on a series of videos about the urban heat island effect, we put all of this info together and then sat down with Mary and Jesus with HTA to talk about the importance of trees on the temps of our neighborhoods, our public health, and environmental justice as a whole. Listen to Bridging The Chat wherever you get your podcasts!

On today's WasteLess Wednesday John talks to us ab

On today's WasteLess Wednesday John talks to us about plastics, what we accept, and with Halloween on it's way, we're of course talking candy bags. Have recycling questions for John? Let us know! And visit bridgingthegap.org/recycle to get more information on what our community recycling centers accept.

Did you know we have everything you need to minimi

Did you know we have everything you need to minimize waste at your next event? Check out everything we provide and how to rent by visiting bridgingthegap.org/green-events

Come enjoy this crisp air with us! Visit bridgingt

Come enjoy this crisp air with us! Visit bridgingthegap.org/volunteer to sign up.

Over the month of September, you've heard from our

Over the month of September, you've heard from our Heartland Tree Alliance and community partners about the effects of the Urban Heat Island on public health, and environmental justice, and how trees can help! Now you can listen to the full series, with extra commentary and info from our HTA team on Bridging The Chat. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts!

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