Whether you have a balcony, garden, windowsill, or a small indoor space, there are opportunities for you to compost.

• Divert food waste. Help keep tons of food scraps out and extend the life of our landfills.
• Reduce methane emissions. The compaction of food waste and plastics in landfills generates the toxic gas methane.
• Bind toxins. Healthy compost as part of home gardens and green spaces can help rid of urban toxins.
• Fight against pests and disease. Compost adds organic matter and raises soil PH. Healthy soil is better equipped to fight against unwanted guests.
• Absorb and store carbon. Improve plants’ ability to harvest and store carbon in soil by incorporating
  compost into your soil.

“Making compost is really an important climate-wise act that I think is not often talked about.” – Compost and Education Centre’s Site Manager and Community Education Coordinator, Kayla Siefried