Margaret Lilly and Ian Ashcraft
St. Louis County Department of Health
The Story of Stuff in St. Louis County
A brief history about the things we use and how we dispose of them. This presentation includes information about how landfills and recycling centers work and what resources we have available locally to repurpose and recycle items that are no longer wanted or needed.
Margaret Lilly is the Waste Diversion Supervisor for the Saint Louis County Department of Public Health. She has 30 years of experience in the environmental field. Margaret’s passion is in education. Environmental issues are complex, having reliable information empowers people to make better decisions.
Ian Ashcraft is an Environmental Representative with St. Louis County. He believes in “pioneerdom” which is a fusion of entrepreneurship and environmental action. His day-to-day endeavor is to engage others in incorporating the 3 R’s into everyday life.
Meeting Format
Favorite Conference Session and Favorite Organizing Tools
Members Only Meeting
The May program is for NAPO-St. Louis Members only. Folks who went to conference in April will present on their favorite conference session and the folks who were not at conference may present their favorite organizing tools.
