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Up your gardening game by mixing compost into the soil! Get started by making your own compost at home or by purchasing it. Either way, it gives plants the nutrients they need to thrive this spring!

By bringing your own cup to coffee shops, you get your caffeine fix and reduce waste from single-use cups. The perfect blend! Shops and customers, save the planet and pledge to bring your own cup.

Nuestro cafecito diario es esencial, pero la montaña de vasos desechables generada como consecuencia, no. Haz la promesa de traer tu propio termo y sé parte de la solución. 

NextCycle Washington advances recycling and reuse projects for a circular economy. The third cohort of teams just started our six-month mentorship program at our Accelerator Academy.

Now through Jan. 28, 2025, the public is invited to review and comment on model ordinances that will help city and county governments create successful organics recycling programs.

Wasting less food is possible if you plan carefully, think ahead about storage, and get creative with your meals.

Starting Jan. 1, 2025, many Washington businesses producing at least four cubic yards of organic waste per week must divert it from curbside garbage bins and into curbside organics bins. 

Learn more about Rod Hankinson's praiseworthy career managing our Youth Corps Litter Crew.

A unique environmental program in Spokane is helping refugees and immigrants build connections with the environment and their new community.

Four teams took home shares of $28,000 at the Second Annual NextCycle Pitch Showcase. The Sept. 23rd event was held at the Seattle Central Library and attracted nearly 100 attendees.