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Kathy Faldt

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Oct 9, 2015, 5:31:36 AM10/9/15

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Hello all

In case you'd like to attend yourself - or know others who would.

Councillor Pigeon is actively promoting a community garden at Crestmead Community Centre.

Incorporation and public liability achieved.

Next the management plan and then leasing from council.

You can join group on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/998942026791868/

For sharing ideas - successes - and learnings

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Logan.CAN/

Hope your gardens are growing well

Regards

Kathy

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From: Griffith EcoCentre <ecoc...@griffith.edu.au>
Date: Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 2:36 PM
Subject: Griffith EcoCentre Workshop: Composting and Worm Farming
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Griffith University EcoCentre Community Forum

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Ever wanted to learn how to create your own best-practice compost or worm farm? Here's your chance. The Griffith EcoCentre has teamed up with Brisbane City Council to show you how to start your own worm farm or compost heap, or if you've already started, to answer any burning questions you might have. Join Waste Educator, Clytie Binder, to learn how best to break down your organic household waste, reduce landfill, help minimise greenhouse gas emissions and invest rich nutrients back into your garden and produce.

Free event
10am - 12:30pm, Saturday October 31st

Griffith University EcoCentre, Building N68, 170 Kessels Rd, Nathan
The Understorey (space underneath EcoCentre - entrance via pathway on side of building)

RSVP essential - Limited places available.
Morning tea provided.
Free parking available.
Map available here.

Click here to RSVP

Clytie Binder is a Waste Educator with Brisbane City Council, encouraging schools, community groups, business and individuals to reduce their waste. She is passionate about sustainability and her background includes establishing a community garden, professional development seminars for teachers on school gardening and working for Northey St City Farm. Clytie never gets tired of talking about waste, worms and compost!