Tribal Solid Waste Advisory Network

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Tribal Solid Waste Advisory Network An organization BY Tribes... FOR Tribes. TSWAN has an established reputation of being a progressive organization providing on-the-ground assistance to tribes.

The Tribal Solid Waste Advisory Network recognizes the need to develop and enhance environmentally acceptable waste management practices in the sovereign nations, while remaining economically efficient for low-income population(s). TSWAN is a tribal response to the developments in solid waste management, and it is specifically an attempt to make the solutions fit in Indian Country and all tribal lands. TSWAN currently serves 36 tribes and villages throughout EPA’s Region 10 and thus programs and projects developed through TSWAN benefit, at minimum, this four-state area. However, many of our programs reach far beyond these boundaries as we share materials and information with tribes throughout the entire United States.

Could make use of all those tires we have and fill volunteer hours…
10/09/2026

Could make use of all those tires we have and fill volunteer hours…

What if something considered waste could actually help strengthen the ground beneath our feet? 🇧🇷

In parts of Brazil, discarded tires have been repurposed to create retaining walls designed to help stabilize slopes and support vulnerable areas.

Instead of simply throwing old tires away, this approach gives them another practical use. Tires can be filled and arranged as part of engineered retaining structures, offering an interesting example of reuse in construction.

Projects like these show how everyday waste materials can sometimes be transformed into useful solutions when properly designed and tested.

A creative idea that combines engineering, reuse and environmental thinking. ♻️

We had a great HAZWOPER at the Coeur d’Alene Tribe hosted by their Brownfields Program as part of TSWAN’s Job Training P...
10/08/2026

We had a great HAZWOPER at the Coeur d’Alene Tribe hosted by their Brownfields Program as part of TSWAN’s Job Training Program.

09/30/2026
09/25/2026
09/25/2026

PaintShare™ is all about reuse: giving away, selling, or using up your leftover paint instead of processing it into something new.

It takes fewer resources than recycling, creates less waste, and keeps good paint in the community instead of ending up in a landfill.

Next time you've got paint left over, remember: reuse first.

09/25/2026

Food Waste Prevention Week meets Zero Waste Month on Oct 2nd!

Join us for: The Business Case for Food Waste Prevention: Real Solutions, Real Savings, Real Results.

Gradible, a Miami-based sustainability platform, is bringing together companies actively cutting food waste at hotels, stadiums, and large facilities — and showing the real numbers behind it. Expect vetted solutions, available funding, and the ROI case for why food waste prevention pays for itself.

📅 October 2, 11:00 AM ET / 8:00 AM PT

🔗 Register: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/kuPqqYxjSCaQpK7c9YtLtw

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PO Box 527
Tekoa, WA
99033

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