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Episode Six

How compost can be beneficial for native plants

We talk to the curator of Wollongong Botanic Gardens about their thriving tiny forests project and the potential of compost in environmental restoration projects.

Tune in to learn

Case study – what the Tiny Forests project is and how it works using compost – as explained by Felicity Scoburn from Wollongong Botanic Gardens. (2:45)

How Fogo compost was used for the Tiny Forests project and how compost enriches soil for native plants – as explained by Michelle Bolger at Soilco. (2:45)

How common challenges and misconceptions about using composting for natives can be addressed through education and practical strategies. (7:48)

How compost can play a transformative role in ecosystem restoration by improving soil health and increasing resilience. (13:14)

How composting will drive environmental restoration, emphasising innovative practices and community involvement. (29:34)

About our guests

Michelle Bulger, Product Technical Manager of Soilco

Felicity Skoberne, Curator of Wollongong Botanic Garden

Peter Dixon – Landcare NSW

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