ECO: Thursday Farming and Composting

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Composting is an opportunity to take something that is at the end of its life and offer a rebirth. Healthy soil means healthy plants and healthy people. Join Botanical Community Development Initatives in making change in the world!

Volunteers will learn how to create rich, fertile compost and how it is applied at their community farm.

Opportunity Requirements & Important Notes

Attire: Long pants and closed-toe shoes. This opportunity takes place outdoors with little or no shade. Volunteers should wear sun protection such as sunscreen and a hat.

Bring: A refillable waterbottle.

Waiver: Every volunteer is required to sign a waiver. Anyone under 18 must have waiver signed by a parent/legal guardian. Please also sign waivers for very young children attending with parents. Sign waiver here.

Physical Requirements: Unfortunately this opportunity is not able to make accommodations for individuals with physical limitations.

Note:

Note: Please download the HandsOn Connect app to your smart device to electronically sign the waiver and check in at this volunteer opportunity. The HandsOn Connect App can be downloaded from the Apple Store and Google Play.

BCDI requests that groups of 8 or larger sign up at least 72 hours before the project starts. If your group would like a farm tour, additional programming, or a private volunteer shift, please visit this page for more information.

About Botanical Community Development Initiatives

The mission of Community Roots Farm is to grow food ethically and sustainably emphasizing healthy communities and ecosystems.

This volunteer opportunity is hosted in partnership with California Climate Action Corps, a program of California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

By registering for this opportunity, you are agreeing to stay connected with future Climate Action events through California Volunteers and the Climate Action Corps. If you do not consent, please email info@handsonsandiego.org to opt-out.