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Know More. Waste Less. Eat Well.
Know More. Waste Less. Eat Well.
All of these are products of reducing food waste. This campaign, sponsored by the Centre Region Council of Governments Refuse and Recycling Program, seeks to inform and interact with the community so that we can come together and combat the issue of food waste. Whether you’re looking to save some money and help the environment or host movie screenings and implement lesson plans, this website has resources for you. They’re free, they’re easy, and they’re guaranteed to help you know more so that you can waste less and not just eat well, but live well too.
All of these are products of reducing food waste. This campaign, sponsored by the Centre Region Council of Governments Refuse and Recycling Program, seeks to inform and interact with the community so that we can come together and combat the issue of food waste. Whether you’re looking to save some money and help the environment or host movie screenings and implement lesson plans, this website has resources for you. They’re free, they’re easy, and they’re guaranteed to help you know more so that you can waste less and not just eat well, but live well too.
Get Involved! Know your resources in Centre County.
Get Involved! Know your resources in Centre County.
Centre Region COG's Regional Refuse and Recycling Program serve residents of Benner, College, Ferguson, Harris and Patton townships as their designated agent in managing refuse and recycling. CRCOG is responsible for ensuring customer satisfaction, contractor compliance and enforcement of the municipal solid waste and recycling ordinances. Our mission is to promote public health, safety, and welfare and to eliminate public health hazards, environmental pollution, and economic loss in the Centre Region through the collection, transportation, and appropriate disposal of municipal waste.
The Sustainability Institute at Penn State provides resources to individuals and students to help them engage in sustainable practices in their own lives and homes. The institute has a number of programs and initiatives that contribute to a sustainable, equitable and peaceful future for Penn State and the world alike.
As a senior capstone project led by Professor Tara Wyckoff, this COMM 473 class partnered with Shelly Mato from the Centre Region COG Refuse and Recycling Program to create a campaign to encourage Centre County residents to rethink their food waste. The "Know More. Waste Less. Eat Well." campaign is a culmination of the public relations skills these students have obtained over the course of their studies at Penn State's Bellisario College of Communications.
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