Join us in making Vermicomposters from simple plastic bins to turn food scraps into “black gold” or rich compost.(Pre-registration required at least 24 hours in advance to participate in the event)Turn your food scraps into “black gold” with us! Join our hands-on workshop to create Vermicomposters from simple plastic bins and discover the magic of turning leftovers into rich, nutritious compost. With the help of hardworking earthworms and microorganisms, your food scraps will transform into worm castings—a powerhouse of nutrients, boasting 7 times more phosphates, 5 times more nitrogen, and 11 times more potash than your average soil. Plus, the

This monthly meet up gives you the tools you need as you prepare to join the CultureWorks community.

Learn about the species of owls that inhabit our parks. Dissect an owl pellet to see what animal was eaten. Listen for owls outside at dusk.Learn about the species of owls that inhabit our parks. Dissect an owl pellet to see what animal was eaten. Listen for owls outside at dusk. Best for children 8 and above.

Bring your own supplies or use some of ours! Start a new project or bring one you're already working on.Bring your own supplies or use some of ours! Start a new project or bring one you're already working on. Come out and draw or paint and exchange ideas with your peers!

Is your New Year's resolution to take meaningful steps for a greener, stronger Philadelphia? The best way to combat climate change is to take action locally. Join us for “Connect for Change” - our 2nd annual volunteer mixer that empowers you to engage with local orgs making a difference in Philadelphia. RSVP and discover: -Eco-Speed Networking: Match your passion with perfect volunteer opportunity, paving the way for a lasting impact and meet like-minded changemakers. -Flash Talks with Organizers: Get inspired by quick, engaging talks from local environmental leaders sharing bold ideas and actionable ways to make an impact. -Fill your

Bring your instrument, words, and ears to enjoy a time of sharing ancestorial space. Vendors, Food, and Live EntertainmentBring your instrument, words, and ears to enjoy a time of sharing ancestorial space. Vendors, Food, and Live Entertainment for this monthyl gathering!If you are interested in vending. please email [email protected] us if you have any questions -- [email protected] us @dgriot.phillySpace is available to rent your event! see website for details

Learn how to reduce your waste by 20%, fight climate change, and make free organic fertilizer in your backyard.Learn how to reduce your waste by 20%, fight climate change, and make free organic fertilizer in your backyard. Gwenn Nolan of Mother Compost will teach the basics of backyard composting and common issues for new composters.

Explore stormwater and vegetation/landscape management solutions for the environmentally conscious property owner.THURSDAY, JANUARY 16How to Manage Stormwater and Streamside Areas on Your Property7:00-8:30 PMMark Gallagher, Vice President, Princeton HydroClay Emerson, PhD, Senior Technical Director, Princeton HydroIn the suburban landscape, our interconnected system of roadside ditches, inlets, and pipes have replaced natural headwater wetland areas and first-order streams. This new manmade conveyance system has increased the connectivity of our watersheds, bringing the responsibility of a riparian landowner to nearly everyone’s front door. This presentation will focus on stormwater and vegetation/landscape management solutions for the environmentally conscious property owner.Sponsored by: Jenkins Arboretum