Where to dispose of batteries Nelson?

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Where to dispose of batteries Nelson?

There are free battery drop-off points at the following places: Nelson Waste Recovery Centre. Nelson City Council Customer Service Centre (Civic House, 110 Trafalgar Street, Nelson) Nelson Environment Centre: nec.org.nz/e-waste.

Where is freedom Nelson camp?

Free public dump stations

  • Nelson Public Dump Station, Mobil Tahunanui, 28 Tahunanui Drive.
  • Fittal Street, off Beach Road, near Waste Transfer Station, Richmond.
  • Entrance to camping ground, Collingwood.
  • Abel Tasman National Park Toilets at Totaranui.
  • Mobil Takaka.
  • Golden Bay i-Site Visitor Centre.

Can you freedom camp in Abel Tasman?

You have lots of choices for camping in Tasman – from Council owned campgrounds, to privately-owned campgrounds, Department of Conservation campsites, and even freedom camping locations. The Tasman District has some amazing towns, beaches and parks.

What do you do with old batteries NZ?

You’ll have to drop them off either at a hazardous waste collection site – typically located at your council’s transfer station or landfill – or with a battery recycling scheme (see our Table). If you choose the former, the batteries are treated to stabilise them.

Can you put batteries in the bin NZ?

Batteries of any kind cannot be put in your curbside recycling bin, and it is recommended that they are not included in your rubbish collection as batteries contain hazardous substances that can leak and potentially create fires.

Can you camp on Rabbit Island?

Camping area facilities Location: Rabbit Island’s south-eastern point. Access: the camping area can be reached by private boat only. Camp sites are suitable for: tent camping, small groups only. Camp site surface: grass.

Can you freedom camp with a caravan NZ?

“Backpackers in budget vehicles are welcome. Motor homes and towed caravans are welcome. But at the heart of the new law will be greater respect for the environment and communities through a ‘right vehicle, right place’ approach,” Stuart Nash said. “We are setting clear, minimum expectations for campers.

Can you throw batteries in the bin NZ?

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