Overview
- Mexico City’s environment ministry is receiving natural trees and poinsettias from January 6 to mid‑February at designated sites, which must be delivered free of plastics, cables, nails and paper for compost and mulch production.
- Mérida’s campaign runs January 5 to February 9 at six Mega Puntos Verdes, with optional home pickup via Servilimpia for 100 pesos, and all trees are shredded for use in municipal nurseries and soil improvement.
- Tijuana’s Recicla tu Árbol Navideño 2026 operates January 7 to February 7 across the nine delegations, converting trees into mulch for parks and public areas, and waste trucks do not collect trees curbside.
- Barcelona has 227 citywide collection points active January 7–17, requiring undecorated trees so they can be processed into vegetative cover for parks and gardens.
- Madrid is collecting only live abies with a cohesive, moist rootball at El Retiro and Casa de Campo through January 31, reiterating that replanting in natural areas is prohibited and reporting about 28% reuse in last year’s campaign.