Christmas tree recycling is an important part of responsible holiday cleanup.
The Christmas tree recycling drop-off point at A. Paul King Park in Stafford Township. (Photo by Ryan Morrill)
“For many years now we have accepted discarded Christmas trees for recycling at several of our county parks,” according to Ocean County Freeholder Virginia E. Haines, chair of the Department of Parks and Recreation. “I want to remind everyone that it is important to recycle all year long, but especially during the busy holiday season, too.”
Trees are turned into wood chips and used in landscaping projects throughout park facilities.
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