
The community’s newest environmental education resource is officially on the move. The Waste and Recycling Mobile Adventure, a fully equipped 24-foot education trailer of the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of Baldwin County (SWDA), designed to engage residents of all ages, is now ready to roll into schools, events, and neighborhoods across the region.
This mobile classroom features five interactive learning stations, each offering hands-on activities and real-world demonstrations that help visitors understand recycling, waste management, and sustainability practices. Designed to make environmental education both accessible and fun, the trailer invites learners to explore how their everyday choices impact Baldwin County’s environment.
“We’re excited to offer a fun, accessible way for people to learn what really happens when they recycle at home,” said Terri Graham, CEO, “This mobile classroom makes education more flexible and more impactful. We can now meet people where they are.”
The Waste and Recycling Mobile Adventure was made possible through funding from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM). ADEM serves as the administrative agency for recycling projects funded under the Alabama Recycling Fund Grant Program. A maximum grant award of $272,584.00 was approved for this project, enabling SWDA to expand its recycling education and community outreach efforts throughout the county.
Visitors to the Mobile Adventure can expect:
- Interactive stations explaining proper material sorting and recycling processes
- Age-friendly educational materials for students, families, and community groups
- On-site staff to guide activities and answer questions
The Mobile Adventure will be available for school visits, community events, festivals, and outreach programs throughout the year. Local organizations interested in scheduling the trailer are encouraged to connect with SWDA’s Recycling Outreach team.
By bringing recycling education directly to the community, the Mobile Adventure aims to empower residents with the knowledge they need to reduce waste, recycle correctly, and support a cleaner, more sustainable future. For scheduling or more information, please contact:
Kathryn Fuller, Director of Marketing, at Kathryn.fuller@baldwincountyswda.org



