Everglades Earth Cycle


Our residential composting program is expanding!

Introducing a new expansion to our residential composting program: The Everglades Earth Cycle Project. This is an ambitious partnership between Fertile Earth Worm Farm, the Village of Pinecrest, the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians, and the Love the Everglades Movement.

This project is funded from multiple sources and builds on the success of our first residential composting program and will: 1) Expand pick-up sites. 2) Expand the educational component, and 3) provide our partners at the Miccosukee Tribe organic soil to help restore critical Everglades ecosystems.

Expansion Areas:

Expansion of residential Community Compost Hubs

  • Seven more 24/7 compost drop-off areas will be installed throughout Miami. (Map coming soon)

To propose a site for a Community Compost Hub, please send us a comment in the form below.

Education Programs

We will be expanding our outreach program, including more lectures, workshops, and tours.

More info coming soon!

Volunteer

Are you interested in helping us in any step of the cycle? From helping educate, to volunteering at gardens, to helping plant, your involvement is vital.

Please send us a note with your level of interest in the form below.

This initiative is funded by a $400,000 USDA grant secured in collaboration with Miami-Dade County Commissioner Raquel Regalado, along with a $40,000 grant from the Office of Commissioner Regalado, $20,000 from the Village of Pinecrest, and a $40,000 donation from community partners including Fertile Earth Worm Farm.