Join us in preserving Florida’s remarkable habitats and beaches, along with the diverse wildlife that surrounds the Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina. Become a part of our Be Green initiative, developed with the goal of shaping a better world for the environment, for the beach, and for ourselves. Remember that every little bit helps, from beach cleanup to recycling and beyond. Stay green at the Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina and discover just some of the ways in which we’re helping and giving back, with environmentally friendly initiatives that include:
Recycling of cardboard, office paper, newspaper, plastic, aluminum and steel cans, toners, and light bulbs Recycling of aluminum cans and plastic bottles available to the public Environmentally friendly cleaners used in all areas of the resort Towel re-use program and guest recycling program in guest rooms Low flow and automatic flush toilets to conserve water Energy efficient lighting and timers Programmable thermostats in rooms with automatic temperature adjustment Reclaimed water for irrigation and xeriscape techniques used for all landscaping Use of post consumer recycled paper goods
Help Us Create A Cleaner Ft. Lauderdale Beach
We invite all guests to pledge themselves to preserving the beautiful natural habitat of our surrounding beaches. Ft. Lauderdale is home to one of Florida’s most famous and beloved beaches and you can help to safeguard it by following the easy steps outlined below. Join us in creating a greener environment and ensuring that this timeless stretch of beach remains safe for years to come.
Leave no trace Pack it in/pack it out Use public restrooms Don’t tread on vegetation Respect native habitats
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Recycling of cardboard, office paper, newspaper, plastic, aluminum and steel cans, toners, and light bulbs