International Compost Awareness Week – Worm Farming Workshop

It’s International Compost Awareness Week!
Did you know that over half of household garbage across Australia is made up of food and garden waste? Most of this waste is organic and can be recycled through composting and worm farming. Compost Awareness week is all about trying to reduce waste sent to landfill, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve soil quality.
Are you looking to try worm farming? Worm farming is a great, simple way to reduce food waste and help improve soil quality!
Come join us for a workshop focused on worm farming! This is a great opportunity to learn how to set up an effective worm farm and how to use the great bi-products in your garden.

Requirements:
Children are welcome to attend if accompanied by a supervising adult.
Please dress to conditions as the workshops will be partially held outside. Remember to bring a hat and wear sunscreen if it is sunny or bring a raincoat if it is raining.
We will ensure all workshops are COVID safe, including QR check-in, limited participants and hand sanitising.
For more information contact Phoebe Ward, Waste Education Project and Policy Officer at waste.education@wsc.nsw.gov.au, phone (02) 4868 0888 or book online here.