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Date: 17th May 2024
Time 9:30 – 2:30
Venue: West Baynton Primary School,2 Marniyarra Loop, Baynton, Karratha 6714
Join the team from WasteSorted Schools and Keep Australia Beautiful Council to learn how to avoid and recover waste, and protect our environment, through litter prevention and waste reduction. Explore practical 'earth-cycling' strategies to process organic waste through composting and worm farming and close the loop on organic recycling by feeding this to your edible food gardens.
The workshop will include:
It is recommended that you complete the WasteSorted Schools online learning module prior to attending this workshop.
This workshop is suitable for school staff including teachers, principals, EA’s, administration staff, gardeners, canteen staff and parents. The workshop is FREE and teacher relief payments are available for two staff from each school.
For more information contact regional coordinator, Megan Mentz: megan.mentz@dwer.wa.gov.au.
Register here.