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Berkeley County, West Virginia, is inviting all its schools to participate in the annual Operation Greenlid School Recycling Contest for the 2026-2027 academic year. This initiative aims to increase youth involvement in recycling programs, educate students on waste management, and promote sustainable practices within the school community. The contest offers a valuable opportunity for young people to learn firsthand about the importance of recycling and its impact on the environment.
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The Operation Greenlid contest encourages schools to implement and enhance their recycling efforts throughout the academic year. Participation provides students with direct engagement in recycling processes, fostering a deeper understanding of where waste originates and how it is managed. Beyond educational benefits, the program also seeks to inspire the adoption of more sustainable habits that can extend beyond the classroom and into students’ daily lives. At the conclusion of the contest, the top three schools demonstrating the most significant participation and commitment to recycling will be recognized with cash prizes. This financial incentive is intended to support ongoing sustainability initiatives within the winning schools.
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Schools interested in joining the Operation Greenlid contest can register by contacting the Berkeley County Recycling and Solid Waste office. Prospective participants can reach out via email at office@berkeleycountyrecycling.com or by phone at 304-267-9370. Further details regarding contest guidelines and participation requirements are expected to be made available through these contact channels. This program is a key component of Berkeley County’s ongoing efforts to promote environmental stewardship and build a more sustainable future, with a particular focus on empowering the next generation.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Berkeley County Recycling and Solid Waste
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