Sustainable Moorestown – Promoting Moorestown's environment, equity and economic well-being.

Camp Do Good Blood Drive – July 11th, 2024

Thank you for participating in the Camp Do Good Blood Drive co-sponsored by us! Check back here for future events.

Fall Town-Wide Yard Sale – October 5th, 2024

Thank you for participating in our Spring Town-Wide Yard Sale! Look to this space for information on the Fall Town-Wide Yard Sale which will be held on October 5th, 2024! Thank you and happy selling & buying!

Want to get more involved with Sustainable Moorestown?

All meetings are scheduled for the SECOND THURSDAY of the month, and are located in Moorestown Library Meeting Room A. All are welcome to attend. Please navigate to Moorestown Township for additional information, agendas, and minutes from past meetings.

SPECIAL EVENTS:
Daffodil Day – April 13th, 2024
Community Wide Yard Sale – May 11th, 2024
Moorestown Day – June 1st, 2024
World Environment Day – June 5th, 2024
Camp Do Good Blood Drive – July 11th, 2024
Moorestown EV Fest and Green Fair – September 28, 2024
Fall Town-Wide Yard Sale – October 5, 2024
Holiday Light Recycling Collection Start – November 1st, 2024

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Help keep your recycle stream compliant with waste

Help keep your recycle stream compliant with waste! The wrong material in our recycling bins can wreak havoc on municipal recycling machinery. See this important message from the NJDEP.

Come out support this great event! We hope to see

Come out support this great event! We hope to see you there!

It’s April, weather is getting warmer, time for

It’s April, weather is getting warmer, time for spring cleaning! Check Moorestown Township’s website for the brush pick up schedule for your neighborhood, and guidance on how to properly leave your cut branches and clippings curbside.

Maybe gross to you, but gourmet to your plants and

Maybe gross to you, but gourmet to your plants and garden! Composting is easy, perfect nutrition for your plants, and a great strategy to redirect food waste from landfills. Spring is here and your garden will thank you. Let this be the season to start composting! Learn more at EPA Composting: https://www.epa.gov/recycle/composting-home #compost

Playing outdoors with your pet can be lots of fun!

Playing outdoors with your pet can be lots of fun! Please keep in mind that picking up pet waste helps prevent contamination of our lakes, ponds and rivers...some of which are directly connected to roadside storm drains.

Recycle your old batteries! There are many retail

Recycle your old batteries! There are many retail locations throughout Burlington County that will accept your battery waste. Visit call2recycle.org to learn more. #recycle

Find recycling tips with the Burlington County Rec

Find recycling tips with the Burlington County Recycle Coach App.

https://co.burlington.nj.us/1602/Recycle-Coach

Back by popular demand! The Moorestown Residential

Back by popular demand! The Moorestown Residential Energy Efficiency Outreach Campaign sponsored by the Moorestown Library and Sustainable Moorestown is back for a night-time event. Join the Moorestown Green Team on February 22nd at 7:00 PM at the Moorestown library. You can register in advance at Moorestownlibrary.org.

Holiday Light Recycling is back again this Year!

Holiday Light Recycling is back again this Year!

Once again, Sustainable Moorestown and Moorestown Hardware are partnering to collect and recycle old decor lighting from residents. The lights will be recycled as part of Burlington County’s electronic waste recycling program.

Over the years we have been able to collect over 6,300 lbs of old lights for recycling that would have otherwise ended up in the landfill.

Inside the store you will see a box where you can place your lights starting now until late January.

We have a great library!! Bring some items for the

We have a great library!! Bring some items for the Tree of Warmth. You will feel all warm inside… guaranteed! #moorestownlibrary

Moorestown is Sustainable Jersey certified! We’r

Moorestown is Sustainable Jersey certified! We’re one of 206 communities in NJ that are certified. Do you want to get involved to keep Moorestown green? Send us a DM today!! #lovewhereyoulive

Holiday Light Recycling is back again this Year!

Holiday Light Recycling is back again this Year!

Once again, Sustainable Moorestown and Moorestown Hardware are partnering to collect and recycle old decor lighting from residents. The lights will be recycled as part of Burlington County’s electronic waste recycling program.

Over the years we have been able to collect over 6,300 lbs of old lights for recycling that would have otherwise ended up in the landfill.

Inside the store you will see a box where you can place your lights starting now until late January.

IN PERSON PUBLIC EVENT! The Moorestown Library w

IN PERSON PUBLIC EVENT!

The Moorestown Library will be hosting a community outreach information session at 10:00 AM on December 12th and January 18th to present information on the residential Energy Outreach program. Coffee and donuts will be provided. Registration for the event can be found on the library calendar (https://www.moorestownlibrary.org/events/).

Select the date you wish to attend and click on "BEGIN REGISTRATION."

Clean and empty pizza boxes with a small amount of

Clean and empty pizza boxes with a small amount of grease are now recyclable! Recycle responsibly and don't forget to put your recycling cart out on time with the Recycle Coach app, available on Google and Apple devices.

🍂🍁🍂KEEP the LEAVES🍂🍁🍂 Great span

🍂🍁🍂KEEP the LEAVES🍂🍁🍂
Great spangled fritillary and wooly bear caterpillars tuck themselves into leaf piles for protection from cold weather and predators.
Red-banded hairstreaks lay their eggs on fallen oak leaves, which become the first food of the caterpillars when they emerge.
Luna moths and swallowtail butterflies disguise their cocoons and chrysalises as dried leaves, blending in with the “real” leaves.
Pulverizing leaves with lawn mowers destroys their winter habitat.

Bumble bees rely on leaves for protection. At the end of summer, mated queen bumble bees burrow only an inch or two into soil to hibernate for winter. An extra thick layer of leaves provides protection from the elements.

And there are many others that live in the leaves: spiders, snails, worms, beetles, millipedes, mites and more—which in turn support chipmunks, turtles, birds and amphibians.

Nature needs fallen leaves and dried garden/lawn debris.

Leaving the leaves does not need to mean a messy yard. It can look like:
🍂raking them into garden beds, around tree bases or into other designated areas.

🍂avoiding shredding leaves with a mower. Raking will keep leaves whole for the best cover and protect the insects and eggs already living there.

Wait until late Spring to clean up so as not to destroy all the life you’ve worked to protect.

Your yard is a universe

NORMALIZE wild yards and leaving the leaves, for pollinators and other critters who need them as a source of shelter and food going into the winter 🍂🐝🦋🐛

#LeaveTheLeaves

From our friends at Pollinator Friendly Yards

Today, Saturday October 7 is the big day! Yes ther

Today, Saturday October 7 is the big day! Yes there might be a few sprinkles, but not until later in the day. The map has been updated and we are looking forward to a successful event. Happy buying and selling! Find the latest map in our bio!

Saturday, October 7 Yard Sale! As promised, here i

Saturday, October 7 Yard Sale! As promised, here is the much anticipated map where treasure can be found. Don't worry, there is still time to sign up as the map will be updated again before the big day. Link in bio.

We want to hear from you! Our mission is to promo

We want to hear from you!

Our mission is to promote the economic vitality, social equity, and environmental quality of Moorestown as well as act as an Advisory Committee for the township. To be successful in fulfilling those goals we need your help. Whether you reside, work, or visit Moorestown, we invite you to take five minutes to share your ideas and perspectives on sustainable issues that affect our town and our planet in the areas of transportation, energy, waste, water, environmental conservation, and people. Your participation is important for our future.

Please use the following link and take our survey. Your responses will let us know what YOU think is important.
See link in bio or copy paste this link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MQVLLHZ?fbclid=IwAR1Nx6o9c9S6nkpu6sXCrMgbZbOz3kvPPNedd7MSCmNkC_gy9TjboCnUFss

While you are out enjoying the Town Wide Yard Sale

While you are out enjoying the Town Wide Yard Sale stop on by the Cambridge site and check out Sustainable Moorestown Community Health Festival. It will be running from Noon to 4 PM.

STEM is planning for a tour of three of Moorestown

STEM is planning for a tour of three of Moorestown's Open Spaces on Sunday 10/15 starting around noon. More details to come, but we'll have guided tours at Esther Yanai Preserve, the Native Pollinator Garden at Swede Run Fields, finishing up at South Valley Woods. This will be a great opportunity to learn more about three of Moorestown's premier open spaces. More information to come with details, including how to sign up.

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Sustainable Moorestown is a volunteer organization comprised of Moorestown residents, small business owners, and other stakeholders passionate about sustainability.

Our mission is to promote the economic vitality, social equity, and environmental quality of Moorestown while acting as an Advisory Committee for the township. Through a diverse mix of projects and outreach initiatives focused on sustainability, Sustainable Moorestown works to develop ways to achieve prosperity while creating a long-term, sustainable environment for future generations.