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If you want to repurpose kitchen scraps into usable compost, consider harnessing the power of worms. We researched the best worm composting bins.

North Somerset residents can now subscribe to receive garden waste collections between 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024.

The Urban Design Forum has announced its 2022 cohort of Forefront Fellows made up of a diverse and multidisciplinary group of designers, community planners, environmental justice advocates, policy experts, and developers all working around social and political challenges in New York City.This...

Editors note: This version corrects the dates of the event, which happens Friday and Saturday.The flowers kept blossoming over the past two years,

The flowers kept blossoming over the past two years, but the pandemic kept the Stonington Garden Club from showing them off on the annual

On Tuesday night, April 5, two lucky people earned the right to run around the Trumansburg Shur-Save for three minutes loading up their carts with as much food as they

The National Weather Service presented a WSU‑run weather station in Clark County with an award recognizing a history of data collection that goes back well over a century.

The number of people making "black gold" at home surges after some garden waste collections stopped.

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Burlington--Gardeners interested in learning what they can do to improve their soil are invited to attend "Creating a Biodiverse Garden for Ecological Resilience," a free Zoom webinar on May 20. Dr. Wendy Sue Harper, a Vermont soil scientist, will discuss why soil biodiversity is essential for healthy plants and describe soil-based practices for healthy, resilient soil. Her presentation will run from 6:30-8 p.m. and include a 30-minute Q&A session. No pr...