Beesel residents can claim free compost on March 28 as reward for waste sorting
Residents of Beesel can collect free compost on March 28 as a thank-you for separating GFT waste. This initiative rewards eco-friendly habits while promoting sustainable gardening and reducing landfill waste.
| Key Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | Saturday, March 28, 2026 |
| Time | 09:00 – 12:00 |
| Location | Environmental park Reuver, Nijverheidsweg 11, Beesel |
| Eligibility | Beesel residents only (ID may be required) |
| Compost Limit | Max 1m³ per person or 2 loose 40-litre bags |
| Vehicle Access | Passenger cars only; trailers allowed for loose compost |
| Availability | First come, first served (while supplies last) |
| Additional Info | Compost improves soil health and helps combat climate change |
The municipality of Beesel plays a key role in local waste management and environmental initiatives, including promoting GFT waste separation. By organizing this compost action, it encourages sustainable practices and rewards residents for contributing to a circular economy.
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Free compost as a thank you for separating your GFT waste
Once again this year, the municipality of Beesel is participating in the national compost action. On Saturday, March 28, 2026, residents of the municipality of Beesel can collect free compost at the environmental park, Nijverheidsweg 11 in Reuver.
When, where and at what time can you collect compost?
- Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026
- Location: Environmental park Reuver, Nijverheidsweg 11
- Time: 09:00 – 12:00
Please note: The action takes place during the environmental park's regular opening hours. As a result, waiting times at the environmental park may be longer.
What are the rules?
- Only residents of the municipality of Beesel have access to the environmental park and are entitled to compost. You may be asked to provide identification.
- You may collect a maximum of 1m³ of compost per person or a maximum of 2 loose 40-litre bags.
- The compost action applies only to private individuals. Only passenger vehicles will be admitted.
- Compost is available as long as supplies last. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
- Loose compost can only be collected using a trailer. We will load the compost into your trailer using a shovel. For organisational and safety reasons, we do not allow you to load the compost yourself.
- You can collect the loose bags of compost using a passenger car, bicycle or on foot.
A thank you to you
We would like to thank you for separating your vegetable, fruit, garden and food waste. Thanks to your efforts, this waste is turned into compost, a natural and environmentally friendly soil improver. We ask you to continue to do so consciously and to prevent contamination with plastic or residual waste. Contaminated GFT waste cannot be processed into compost and will instead be incinerated. Are you unsure about what can go in the green bin? Then check the do/don't list on vang-hha.nl (This link leads to another website).
Compost is not only good for your garden, but also contributes to a better environment.
It improves soil structure, promotes plant growth and ensures better water management. In addition, compost helps store CO₂ in the soil, which contributes to the fight against climate change. Attero also generates sustainable energy from GFT and green waste, such as biogas and biofuel.
Would you like to know more about compost and its use in your garden? Read more in this brochure. (PDF, 2.4 MB)