Long Beach opens registration for free Compost and Recycling Ambassador training
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Nadia Gill, host of the Long Beach Brief, announced a free, seven-week Compost and Recycling Ambassador program aimed at expanding community awareness and action on sustainability. "Become a compost and recycling ambassador for the city. That's right. Get the training you need to bring awareness and action on sustainability and more," she said.
Registration for the seven-week program is open until classes are full; listeners were directed to sign up at Long Beach Recycles. The brief did not list program start dates, eligibility criteria, capacity limits or whether the training carries any certification or stipend.
The announcement framed the program as civic volunteer training to promote recycling and composting practices rather than as a paid position or regulatory requirement.
Registration for the seven-week program is open until classes are full; listeners were directed to sign up at Long Beach Recycles. The brief did not list program start dates, eligibility criteria, capacity limits or whether the training carries any certification or stipend.
The announcement framed the program as civic volunteer training to promote recycling and composting practices rather than as a paid position or regulatory requirement.
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