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Killington Ski Resort Case Study
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Killington Ski Resort Case Study
The Challenge
Need for better recycling awareness and education for customers at a 3,000-acre, four-season destination resort
Recycling programs are improving but opportunities remain to improve efficiency and recycling rates while saving time, effort, and cost
Universal expectation for recycling at venues. Customers respond negatively to a lack of recycling options
Desire for genuine action in alignment with sustainability beliefs
The Solution
Zero-Sort® made recycling simpler and more convenient for customers, and created more space with the use of fewer containers
Developed simple, consistent message about recycling and promoted in multiple channels including indoor signage and outdoor advertising
Created more visible distinction between trash and recycling. Clearly listed acceptable recyclables on signage
The Results
Killington diverted 125 tons of recyclables in the 2012/2013 season
Recycling has increased by 62% since implementing Zero-Sort
The resort is saving $15,000 per year with enhanced recycling program
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