The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Environment and the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, carried out a composting workshop and seedling distribution at the Villa Adela Retirees Center.
During the activity, residents learned techniques to transform organic waste into compost, a sustainable practice that allows for the reduction of household waste and the generation of a natural resource to improve soil quality.
In addition to the training, seedlings were distributed so that attendees can continue to encourage cultivation in their homes, promoting responsible habits regarding the environment and greater awareness about the recycling of organic waste.
From the municipality, they highlighted the importance of creating these spaces for training and community participation, which strengthen the commitment of residents to environmental care and encourage sustainable practices that can be implemented in daily life.
The initiative is part of the actions promoted by the Municipality of Concordia to foster environmental education and the development of more sustainable communities.
During the activity, residents learned techniques to transform organic waste into compost, a sustainable practice that allows for the reduction of household waste and the generation of a natural resource to improve soil quality.
In addition to the training, seedlings were distributed so that attendees can continue to encourage cultivation in their homes, promoting responsible habits regarding the environment and greater awareness about the recycling of organic waste.
From the municipality, they highlighted the importance of creating these spaces for training and community participation, which strengthen the commitment of residents to environmental care and encourage sustainable practices that can be implemented in daily life.
The initiative is part of the actions promoted by the Municipality of Concordia to foster environmental education and the development of more sustainable communities.
