Repurpose Christmas Tree with Eco-Friendly Ideas

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Many Christmas trees end up in big trash places each year. There, they break down slowly and make bad, harmful gases.

You can stop this harm by using your tree differently this year. First, take off all decorations like tinsel and fake snow completely.

You can cut the branches to put them in your garden soil. They keep plants warm and protect small plant roots from cold.

Put your whole tree in the yard to help local birds and animals. They can find good shelter and a safe place to live there.

Your town might collect trees for parks or other good community uses. Some farms also take trees as food or shelter for their animals.

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What happens to many Christmas trees each year?

Many Christmas trees end up in big trash places each year.

How can you use your Christmas tree differently?

You can stop this harm by using your tree differently this year.

What can you do with the branches of the tree?

You can cut the branches to put them in your garden soil.

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