TOMS RIVER, NJ – Christmas tree recycling is in full swing across Ocean County as residents look to dispose of their holiday evergreens in an eco-friendly manner.
Multiple recycling centers in Ocean County are now accepting Christmas trees for recycling. This annual program aims to reduce waste and give discarded trees a second life.
Residents are encouraged to remove all decorations, lights, and ornaments from their trees before dropping them off at the designated recycling centers. Flocked trees and artificial trees are not accepted in the recycling program.
The recycled trees are chipped into mulch, which is then used for various landscaping and conservation projects throughout the county.
Recycling Christmas trees is a simple yet effective way for residents to contribute to environmental sustainability during the post-holiday season. It’s a small step that makes a big difference in reducing landfill waste and supporting green initiatives in Ocean County.
For those looking to participate in the Christmas tree recycling program, it’s essential to check with their local recycling center for specific drop-off locations and hours of operation.
As the holiday season comes to a close, Ocean County residents can do their part to ensure that Christmas trees are recycled responsibly, benefiting the environment and the community.
