Theme:
Sustainable Development

Composting 101 : A Beginner's Guide to Organic Recycling

Program Starts at:

4:00 pm

Program ends at:

5:00 pm

Program Description:

This session provides an introductory guide to composting, a sustainable practice that transforms organic waste into valuable soil amendments. Designed for beginners, this workshop will cover the basics of composting, including the science behind the process, the materials that can and cannot be composted, and the different methods of composting suitable for various living situations. Participants will learn practical tips for starting and maintaining a compost pile or bin, troubleshooting common problems, and understanding the environmental benefits of composting. By the end of this session, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to start their own composting journey, contributing to waste reduction and soil health improvement.

Learning Outcomes:

To understand the fundamental principles and benefits of composting. To learn about the types of materials that can be composted and those that should be avoided. To explore different composting methods suitable for various living environments. To gain practical tips for starting, maintaining, and troubleshooting a compost pile or bin.

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