
Composting
Learn all about how to compost at home, work or school.
Healthy Yards, Healthy Communities houses all The City’s environmentally responsible yard and garden programs and practices in one place, helping residents reduce their environmental impacts.
Learn all about how to compost at home, work or school.
Purchase native or drought-tolerant plants, or permeable mulch and apply for a rebate of 50 per cent of the cost up to $50 – that’s up to $100 in rebates!
Learn about the benefits of having a rain barrel and find out how to use one.
Naturescaping helps you create an attractive landscape that saves time, money, and water.
Have your yard waste picked up as part of The City's waste and recycling program.
Learn about invasive weeds and the measures to take to get rid of them.
We all have a role to play in keeping Red Deer’s urban forest healthy and vibrant. Do your part to care for, monitor and stop the spread of tree insects and diseases in your trees and learn about Red Deer's tree programs.
Learn how to be a pollinator pal by reading our tips.
December 11, 2019
Parks and Recreation staff have been busy getting outdoor rinks ready for the holiday season. This weekend all outdoor rink locations, including Bower Ponds and Setters Place at Great Chief Park, will be ready for use.
December 10, 2019
The City has received an application to amend two development plans in the East Hill area.
December 10, 2019
Cart collection schedules have been adjusted for residents with Wednesday cart collection to accommodate the Christmas Day and New Year’s Day statutory holidays, which both fall on a Wednesday this year.