The Recycling Project focuses on how waste culture fuels environmental collapse, and we use creativity, data, and practical tools to help redesign how we deal with waste.
We’re a community-powered environmental social enterprise helping everyday people live lighter, and helping communities gather the proof needed to push government toward sustainable, modern systems that actually work.
We get it — saving the planet can feel impossible when you’re just trying to survive Tuesday. That’s why the Hub exists: to help make sustainable living make sense.
Whether you’re curious about composting, solar power, greywater, recycling, low-waste living, and on and on, this Hub breaks sustainability into small, meaningful steps anyone can take right now.
It’s a living and growing library — starting small, growing with community input, and becoming a go-to resource for understanding waste, living with less, and building change from the ground up.
We want to know what your community needs, where the barriers are, and how change could actually happen.
Click the button below to complete a short survey and make your voice part of this growing movement.
This blueprint is the heart of The Recycling Project:
Food, consumption, waste, materials, water, and energy all build the foundation for survival → stability → synergy → systemic integration.
Workshops, community education, low-waste living, school outreach, and hands-on sustainability learning.
Whether you’re a school, organization, city, or community group, we’re ready to build something meaningful with you.
Your donations help us reduce waste, create community resources, build tools for educators, and expand accessible environmental learning.
E-transfer: support@therecyclingproject.ca
(Donations are not tax-deductible — we are a social enterprise. Every contribution goes directly into community education and impact programs.)
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