Composting workshop set
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Buffalo Creek Watershed Association will hold “The ABCs and Es (Ecological Benefits) of Composting” at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Buffalo Township Municipal Building, 400 Buffalo Center Lane, Washington. Dr. Candy DeBerry, associate professor of biology from Washington & Jefferson College, will introduce the basics and benefits of composting.
DeBerry is passionate about ecological gardening, and her garden is certified as a Backyard Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation and a bird habitat by the Audubon Society of Pennsylvania.
She will provide handouts and advice, focusing on the basics of composting, practical advice for starting and maintaining a compost pile and ways to use compost.
The program is free. For more information contact buffalocreekwa@gmail.com or call 724-484-7537.