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Wildlife & Habitats
Inspiration
Send us who you think we should feature as their conservation work!
 Brendon GrimshawBrendon Grimshaw bought Moyenne Island in the Seychelles in 1962 and spent decades transforming it into a wildlife sanctuary, protecting its ecosystem and reintroducing native species. |  Knitting Sweaters for PenguinsAlfie Date A man who knitted sweaters for penguins after oil spill Australia's oldest man at that point Alfie Date did not waste any time and chose to start knitting jumpers . |  Ron Finley: Urban GardenerRon Finley, known as the "Gangsta Gardener," is a community activist and urban gardener from Los Angeles. Frustrated by the lack of fresh food in his neighborhood, he started planting fruits and vegetables in abandoned lots and along sidewalks, transforming neglected spaces into thriving community gardens. His efforts have inspired a global movement for food justice, sustainability, and self-sufficiency, proving that gardening can be a powerful tool for social change. |
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Agriculture & Conservation
Introduction to Composting
Composting is a natural process that transforms organic waste—like food scraps and yard trimmings—into nutrient-rich soil. It helps reduce landfill waste, lowers greenhouse gas emissions, and improves soil health. Whether through backyard bins, direct composting, or worm composting (vermicomposting), there are many ways to turn waste into valuable compost.
If you live in an apartment or don’t have outdoor space, many cities offer curbside compost programs through private firms or local municipalities. These services collect food scraps and organic waste, making composting accessible to urban residents.
