Join us in building a new wormery at Forgan Arts Centre. We will assemble a wormery (made from recycled plastic) and get it started by adding cardboard, food scraps, and worms to build our food recycling capacity.
By recycling food waste in this way we prevent food going to landfill, where is breaks down to produce methane, a greenhouse gas. Instead we can use it in a low carbon way (feeding the worms) which results in liquid fertiliser for the plants and a very nutrient rich soil amendment.
There will be advice on how to build your own wormery, tips on how to keep your worms healthy and happy, time for questions, and a chance to meet the worms!
This session is led by Garden Facilitator Dr Helena Simmons. This session is free and there will be tea, coffee, and snacks available via the Coorie Community Cafe.
This is an outdoor activity come rain or shine so wear layers and waterproofs if needed.
| Cost | ||
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Wormery Workshop |
£0.00Free |
Forgan Arts Centre
59 KIRK ROAD
NEWPORT ON TAY
FIFE
DD6 8JB
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