Keep Dallas Beautiful

Begin buying recycled-content products or supplies, such as recycled copier paper, toilet paper, or refilled toner cartridges for laser printers, or add more to those you are already buying.

Institute a coordinated approach to recycling on campus.

Enhance your existing recycling programs by adding permanent recycling containers, collecting new recyclables, or launching a recycling awareness campaign.

Implement "Don't Bag It" programs for campus yard trimmings.

Have a campus-wide clothing collection day for donations of good, clean apparel from students/community for Goodwill, the Salvation Army, or a local church or civic organization.

Set up recycling bins for plastic bottles and/or aluminum cans at football stadiums or other athletic facilities, and make arrangements for a designated group to recycle them.

Promote your Texas Recycles Day activities to school and local newspapers and other media.

Send a campus-wide e-mail encouraging students, faculty, and staff to recycle and check the Texas Recycles Day website at www.TexasRecyclesDay.org.

Join the Don’t Mess with Texas University Partners and set up an on-going student environmental team.

Organize a conference with speakers representing recycling-related businesses or facilities.

Invite KTB representatives to attend classes or campus events to promote reuse and recycling.

Sponsor a Waste in Place workshop for environmental classes or clubs.