Today is National Battery Day, and it’s the perfect time to talk about something small that can make a big difference for our planet: batteries!
Batteries power so many things we use every day — toys, flashlights, remote controls, and more! But when batteries run out of energy, they don’t belong in the garbage. When thrown away, they can leak chemicals, polluting the natural habitat of wildlife, or even cause fires
Ready, Set… BLITZ!
The Battery Blitz contest officially starts today, and we want you to be part of it! Battery Blitz is all about helping the planet by safely collecting and recycling used batteries — while also having the chance to win some awesome prizes.
Participating is easy. All you need to do is safely collect as many used batteries as you can, take a picture of yourself and your haul, and recycle them properly at a Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! drop off location. You can even build your own creative battery collection box to store them. If you do, remember to tape the ends of each battery or store them individually in small plastic bags to keep things safe!
The Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program collects household batteries under 5 KG, such as AA, AAA, C, D and 9 volt batteries. Click here to learn more about accepted batteries.
Click here to learn more about how to collect batteries safely! Collect, Protect, Drop Off
How to Enter
There are two ways to enter the contest:
- Complete the Battery Blitz Mission in the Earth Rangers App, or
- Submit your contest form on the Battery Blitz webpage.
There are tons of prizes waiting for Earth Rangers across the country! One winner from each province will receive a $25 Amazon gift card and an exclusive Earth Rangers swag bag, and one lucky Grand Prize winner will take home an iPad!
The Battery Blitz Contest and Mission are generously supported by
I really like earth range so much
I wanna do it.let’s go save some animals!!!!!
I had so much fun and I didn’t realize how many dead batteries we had!
Whoo hoo!!!!
That is so cool! I want to do that but it is winter in Canada right now and i
Can,t do it right now.