TerraCycle Inc. is seeking schools in Cayuga County interested in teaching students about protecting the environment.
In early October, a representative from TerraCycle will be presenting the company's newest eco-friendly product, an entry bird feeder packaged in a reused 2-liter soda bottle that can be purchased at Wal-Mart. For every three bird feeders that are purchased from the store, located on Grant Avenue in Auburn, Terracycle will donate one feeder to the school along with the New York State Ornithology curriculum to the school. At least three feeders and the curriculum will be donated to any participating schools.
TerraCycle developed the bird feeder and this program with hopes of inspiring young children to love and appreciate wildlife.
TerraCycle, established in 2001 by two Princeton University students who wanted to create a business that was financially successful while being ecologically and socially responsible, works with schools across the nation by running three recycling fundraisers, collecting 20-ounces soda bottles, used drink pouches and yogurt containers while donating money to the school.
For more information, contact Albe Zakes at 609-393-4252 ext. 33.
TerraCycle developed the bird feeder and this program with hopes of inspiring young children to love and appreciate wildlife.
TerraCycle, established in 2001 by two Princeton University students who wanted to create a business that was financially successful while being ecologically and socially responsible, works with schools across the nation by running three recycling fundraisers, collecting 20-ounces soda bottles, used drink pouches and yogurt containers while donating money to the school.
For more information, contact Albe Zakes at 609-393-4252 ext. 33.




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