Conventional compost, hot compost, Bokashi bins, worm farms . . . with so many different ways to compost organic matter it can be difficult to make sure you’re getting […]
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It’s Just Rubbish Really
Out of sight, out of mind huh? That’s how most of us think about our rubbish: deposit that offensive piece of packaging in the recycle bin, throw in the glass, […]
Wicked Science Wednesday
Wednesday, October 10th This school holidays the Project Little Oneroa team hosted Wicked Science Wednesday to promote the importance of our stream by using science to explore what’s beneath […]
Free Waste Educator Training Day!
Last year we ran some really excellent and successful workshops. One of these events was our Free Waste Educator training day, which ran on the 10th of November for anyone […]
New Year, new season of Kai Gardens!
A new year calls for a new season of kai gardens! As we approach February, we are preparing to start sowing new seeds and we need your help! We are […]
A Big Kai Gardens Thank You
We are wrapping up our first season of the Kai Gardens project as the summer grows ever hotter – there’s certainly no need for a greenhouse now! We still have […]
The Compost Co. Profiled by Baz Caitcheon
Waiheke local Baz Caitcheon of Bazzacam recently visited The Compost Co.’s site at Te Motu to see the team in action! Have a look at the fantastic video […]
Summer Seedlings Doing Well!
It’s only getting hotter, and as we head full swing into the heights of summer, it’s time to plant your tomatoes! Our Kai Gardens volunteers have been hard at work, […]
New Location for our Community Fridge!
Free food for all now available 24/7 We’ve just moved our community fridge outside to allow for round-the-clock access! Our fridge has proven extremely popular over the past year since […]
Seedlings for Sale!
Our Kai Gardens volunteers have been doing some amazing mahi this past month, and the greenhouse is doing wonders for our seedlings! Plenty of seedlings are ready to go out […]