Meade County Conservation District

The Kentucky Fish & Wildlife Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that supports the efforts of the Salato Wildlife Education Center, conservation education programs for Kentucky youth, and the acquisition of land and wetlands for wildlife habitat. Through charitable donations, the Foundation works in partnership with the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources to promote conservation and educate the public about the importance of wildlife resources. The Foundation offers various opportunities for individuals to contribute, including participating in drawings for hunting tags and donating to receive limited edition prints or bottles of bourbon. They also provide sponsorship opportunities for major corporations and offer conservation camps and wildlife education programs for children. With a mission to protect and preserve Kentucky's natural resources, the Kentucky Fish & Wildlife Foundation plays a vital role in promoting conservation and environmental education in the state.Generated from the website

The Metro Solid Waste Management Department of Louisville, Ky., provides garbage, yard waste, recycling and junk collection in the Urban Services District and promotes waste reduction and recycling throughout the Louisville metropolitan area. Garbage is collected and delivered to the local landfills. Grass, leaves and other yard waste are collected separately and delivered to a local compost facility. Recyclables are collected at curbside as well as at drop-off sites located throughout Louisville. Items are processed and marketed to businesses that use recycled materials to produce new products. The department also offers quarterly junk pickup, street cleaning and storm debris removal. In addition, it is an integral part of the Louisville Metro Snow Removal Program and is responsible for approximately 700 miles of roadway in the Urban Services District.