A compost-making workshop is a hands-on, interactive session that teaches participants how to turn organic waste into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. Composting is the process of breaking down organic materials, such as food scraps and yard waste, into a dark, crumbly substance that can be used to enrich soil and support plant growth.
Through non-formal education, participants will learn about the importance of composting as a sustainable practice that reduces waste and supports healthy ecosystems. They will gain practical skills for setting up and maintaining a composting system and will learn about the different types of organic materials that can be composted.
During the workshop, participants will learn how to create a compost pile or bin out of pallets, and how to monitor and adjust their compost to ensure optimal conditions for decomposition. They will also learn about the benefits of compost, such as improving soil health, reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from landfills.
After completing the compost-making workshop, participants will have gained knowledge and skills in sustainable waste management and environmental stewardship. They will have learned how to create a valuable resource from organic waste, and how to reduce their environmental impact by diverting waste from landfills. They will be able to use their new skills to create their own compost at home or to educate others about the benefits of composting.
Through non-formal education, participants in the compost-making workshop will gain a deeper understanding of environmental sustainability and the role they can play in promoting a more sustainable future. By learning practical skills for composting, they will be able to take action in their own lives to reduce waste and support healthy ecosystems.
Overall, completing an eco-lab of open badges on the Cities of Learning platform can provide you with a range of learning opportunities and practical tools to make a positive impact on the environment. By completing these activities and earning open badges, you can demonstrate your commitment to sustainability and contribute to building a more resilient and equitable future.
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You will need to at least take part in one eco-lab of PlanBe, Plan it Be it organisation as part of the #GoGreen-Youth Navigator KA2 project.