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Vermicomposting Workshops in Ontario
Soil Health & Worm Composting Presentations
Worm Wrangler offers engaging vermicomposting workshops in Ontario for gardeners, community groups, schools, and environmental organizations. These educational sessions explore how composting worms transform food scraps into nutrient-rich soil while supporting healthy ecosystems and productive gardens.
Programs combine practical knowledge with hands-on learning and include the opportunity to see and handle live composting worms.
Topics Covered
Workshops and presentations are tailored to the audienc.
- What vermicomposting is and how it works
- The role of composting in nutrient cycling
- How vermicompost (worm castings) improves soil health and plant growth
- How to start vermicomposting at home
- Worm care, feeding, and troubleshooting
- Soil ecosystems and nutrient cycles
- Worm ecology and lifecycle details
Workshops can be adapted for many audiences, including:
- Day camps and youth programs
- Garden clubs
- Seedy Saturday events
- Community groups and sustainability programs
- Schools and classrooms
Vermicomposting & Soil Health Workshop
An engaging presentation for gardeners and community groups interested in building healthier soil using composting worms.
Topics include:
• Vermicomposting basics
• Soil health and the soil food web
• Using worm castings in the garden
• Starting a worm bin at home
Length: 60 minutes
Cost: $150 + mileage + tax
Amanda, the Worm Wrangler, is able to connect soil, compost and worms to curricula for any age level. Invite Worm Wrangler to share with your classroom or homeschool group for a hands-on experience. Learn more about our classroom visits here:
Worm Wrangler is a great addition to community events and programming. I’ve been able to collaborate with horticulture groups, public libraries, garden centers, botanical gardens, museums and more. Find out more about our outreach efforts, and what we can do for you.
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