RESOURCES

Factsheets

  • #3 Backyard Food Waste Digester

    Food waste digesters are the easiest way to compost any type of kitchen scraps, including hard to manage kitchen waste like meat, breads, dairy and processed foods. Since these food scraps often attract rodents, the enclosed, half-buried digester acts as a deterrent, keeping rodents out of your compost and away from your home.

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  • #6 Urban Leaves

    Leaves are a gardener’s greatest resource as they be used to greatly improve one’s soil.

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  • #15 Pollinator Stewardship

    Pollinator Stewardship ensures the insects and animals that pollinate much of the produce that we consume are supported.

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  • #16 Rainwater Harvesting

    Sustainable rainwater collection and storage for use in the home and garden helps urban watersheds mimic the function of natural systems.

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  • #17 Understanding Compostable Plastics

    Learn the different between certified compostable products and how to dispose of them accordingly.

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  • #21 Zero Waste Living

    Learn ways to integrate zero waste living into your kitchen, bathroom, office space, and more!

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  • #27 Boulevard Gardening

    Learn how to increase local biodiversity, through gardening on public land with boulevard gardens!

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  • #28 Yard-Free Composting

    There are many ways to manage your organic waste without a traditional backyard composting system. This factsheet will give you detailed information on curbside collection in the CRD, worm composting, electric countertop composters, and tumbler composters.

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