Recycling

Coordinated Recycling committee

For more information about the coordinated recycling efforts between the Town of Boone, Watauga County, and Appalachian State University, click here: Recycling United.

OFF-CAMPUS

Use the following links to learn more about recycling opportunities in the Town of Boone and Watauga County:

Town of Boone Recycling

Watauga County Recycling

Boone Mailing Center
*Recycle your bubble wrap and packaging peanuts here!

ON-CAMPUS

Below are some updates about recycling at Appalachian. To view the complete list of recyclables on-campus, go to:

Appalachian Recycles

Cardboard Recycling- This is just a reminder that we do recycle cardboard on campus. Please break down your boxes and place them in the proper container or location for pick-up. This includes paperboard such as cereal boxes! We have noticed a lot of cardboard in the trash dumpsters all over campus, so please make the extra effort to recycle your cardboard!

NEW! Walkway Recycling Site- we are installing a new walkway recycling bin for bottles and cans in the courtyard area between the entrance to the library and the bookstore, so check it out!

NEW! Special Recycling Site- we have set-up a new special recycling site in the Student Union adjacent to the ATM on the first floor International Hallway. There are containers for the following items: Batteries, Inkjet Cartridges, Cell Phones, CDs & DVDs, and Plastic Grocery Bags.

NEW! ASU Recycles, in collaboration with the Student Government Association and the ASU Post Office, is excited to offer a new confidential recycling service! Look for the new confidential recycling and shredding slot in the post office for sensitive information such as bank or credit card statements or credit card applications, etc.

Jennifer Maxwell
Resource Conservation Manager
Appalachian State University
828-262-3190 x108
maxwelljb@appstate.edu

"Only after the last tree has died, the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught, will we realize that we cannot eat money"- Native American Proverb