 Hello everyone, I'm Alicia Anderson and welcome to the Fort Report. It's fourth and goal with under two minutes to play. So what do you do? The obvious answer, you recycle, especially if your school is participating in the Recycle Bowl. The Recycle Bowl is a national competition trying to encourage school recycling from kindergarten to twelfth grade. Folks can go on to the Recycle Bowl website, register their school, and you're competing on a national level to see which school can recycle the most. Schools are asked to weigh it, report how many students they have, and it's from October 19th to November 15th, which ends on America Recycles Day, and the school that recycles the most wins. And I think our Fort Worth schools can really be in the running to make a difference. Pauley High School Environmental Club, led by a teacher, Jamie Cox, is already on the move. We're planning to gather up all the recycling, bring up all the bins, and we're going to put all the recycling in there, sort it out. Figure out what's recyclable and what's not. Kind of go on from there. We're going to make more signs. I already have social media, so if they want to follow me on Facebook and other social media like that, so I can inform them and tell them it's better to help recycle and reverse litter, because I just love that website. And that is important because, you know, we don't have as much space and landfills. I learned a lot over the year, like over the past year, so like I can gather the information I've learned to other students and prevent litter. Keep Fort Worth Beautiful has the green school program to help schools with recycling. One of the things we have is the green school program, and so Keep Fort Worth Beautiful has recycling bins that schools can apply for. There are some things they have to do, but if they form a green team, they can get some classroom recycling bins to help them jumpstart their program. To register your school to Recycle Bowl, visit them online by October 13th. And to get a school green team application from Keep Fort Worth Beautiful, email KFWBatFortworthTexas.gov. Here's a look at other events happening in and around Fort Worth in the next few weeks. For a listing of more events and city meetings, you always can check the calendar at the city's website.