Healthy Soil, Healthy Planet: Garden Soil in Climate Action

What to Expect

Discover the vital role soil plays in climate action and how you can contribute through your garden. This engaging workshop introduces the science behind soil health and regenerative gardening, empowering you to work with natural cycles to benefit the environment.

You will explore topics such as soil composition, the soil-food-web, and the importance of soil carbon. The session is designed for parents interested in sustainable gardening practices that support climate resilience.

Delivered by Teresa Day, a home gardener and expert trainer from Sustainable Gardening Australia, this event offers practical tips and inspiring insights for creating a healthier garden and planet.

Activity Details

This face-to-face workshop covers:

- The gardener’s role in climate action

- What soil is, how it forms, and why it matters

- Different soil types and their properties

- Introduction to soil microbes, fungi, and biodiversity

- Principles of regenerative gardening

- The significance of soil carbon for climate adaptation

The workshop is free and suitable for anyone interested in environmental sustainability and gardening.

Location and Access

Held at the Joy of the Earth Community Garden, located at 15 Joy Street, Frankston 3199. The venue is accessible and welcoming, providing a community-focused environment for learning.

Parking and public transport options are available nearby, making it easy for families to attend.

Important Information

This is a free event but bookings are essential to secure your place. The workshop runs for 1.5 hours, starting at 10:30 AM.

Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in and enjoy the garden surroundings before the session begins.

Children are welcome, and the content is suitable for parents looking to engage their families in climate-friendly gardening.

Booking and Prices

The event is free of charge, organized by Frankston City Council. To book, please contact Saadia Majeed via email.

Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn from a sustainable gardening expert without any cost.