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Roseville Sustainability Team hosts Clothing Swap

Donate clothes that you are no longer wearing and pick up some fresh fashion at the City of Roseville Clothing Swap. 

Roseville’s Sustainability Team is hosting the free event to promote reuse in our community. 

Residents can drop off gent...

"Less Mow Summer" Promotes Pollinator Habitat

The City of Roseville will now focus on year-round pollinator health, sunsetting the Less Mow May program.

The Roseville City Council voted to end Less Mow May following new guidance from the University of Minnesota Bee Lab, which indicates that leaning into pro-pollinator gardening and lawn practices throughout the growing season are more beneficial than lett...

Roseville Native Plant Sale Closes May 15

The City of Roseville is excited to announce a native plant and seed sale for residents! Native plant kits and seed mixes will be available through a partnership with Minnesota Native Landscapes (MNL), a widely trusted native producer in Minnesota.

All plants and seeds will be offered at special discount partner pricing!

MNL is committed to providing the highest quality restoration materials possible. We value the role our plants and seed have in the environment. To that end, we choose not to use Neo...

Sustainability in the Kitchen

There are many ways to try to reduce your environmental impact in the kitchen. The goal is to aim for better than before, not perfection. Even imperfect efforts make a difference!

Compost food scraps

My biggest recommendation to anyone looking to get started is to begin separating your compostable waste and taking it to our compost drop site in Roseville. Up to about 20% of household waste is made up of food scraps and 30-40% of ou...

City preps for "Less Mow May"

This provides a crucial food source for early-season pollinators. As a reminder, this is a voluntary activity.

City of Roseville officials will suspend enforcement of our lawn mowing ordinance during May to give residents who wish to participate an opportu...

Become a Recycling Ambassador

Registration for the next Ramsey County Recycling Ambassador Program training is now open!

Become a Recycling Ambassador and help inspire your community to reduce waste. Recycling Ambassadors take a six-week training program to learn more about environmental health, waste systems and recycling. Recycling Ambassadors agree to volunteer 20 hours ...