LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — With Christmas still eight days away, people probably aren't thinking about what to do with the tree after the holiday just yet.
However, cities throughout Clark County are ready to meet that need and invite the community to end the season sustainably.
Dec. 26 through Jan. 16
- Aviary Park at 7650 Aviary Way
- Seastrand Park at 6330 Camino Eldorado Parkway
- Cheyenne Sports Complex - 3500 E. Cheyenne Avenue
Dec. 18 through Jan. 16
- Acacia Park at 50 Casa del Fuego Street
- Anthem Hills Park at 2256 N. Reunion Drive
- Arroyo Grande Sports Complex at 298 Arroyo Grande Boulevard
- Capriola Park at 2155 Via Firenze
- Discovery Park at 2011 Paseo Verde Parkway
- Madeira Canyon Park at 2390 Democracy Drive
- Mission Hills Park at 551 E. Mission Drive
- Morrell Park at 500 Harris Street
- Pecos Legacy Park at 150 Pecos Road
- Whitney Ranch Recreation Center at 1575 Galleria Drive
- Las Vegas Ballpark South Parking Lot at 1650 S. Pavilion Center Drive
- RC Willey-Summerlin Adjacent Lot at 3850 S. Town Center Drive
- Lowe's at 2465 N. Nellis Boulevard
- Lowe's at 2875 E. Charleston Boulevard
- Lowe's at 2570 E. Craig Road
- Lowe's at 5825 S. Eastern Avenue
- Sunset Park at 2601 E. Sunset Road
- UNLV Rebel Recycling at Flamingo & Swenson
- Lowe's at 7751 N. El Capitan Way
- Lowe's at 6050 W. Craig Road
- Nevada Division of Forestry Nursery in Floyd Lamb Park at 9600 Tule Springs Road
- Sunny Springs Park at 7620 Golden Talon Avenue
Recycled Christmas trees will be turned into organic mulch that is placed in parks to provide nutrients, curb weed growth and limit mechanical damage to trunks.
Before recycling Christmas trees, people are asked to remove decorations like lights, wire, tinsel, ornaments and nails.
Flocked and artificial trees cannot be recycled.
There is also this website that shows the tree recycling location nearest you!