From the basics of backyard composting to the science behind it, the Master Composter Class empowers participants to teach others about composting.
Fort Worth Master Composter certification requires 20 hours of volunteer time and 20 hours of training hours. There is no time limit on completing the required hours.
“Learning Hours” can be earned through attending compost-related tours, workshops/conferences and reading informational materials.
“Teaching hours” can be earned through staffing an information table at public events, teaching others about composting, giving presentations to groups and volunteering at the Botanic Garden's Compost Outpost.
All hours must be documented by the participant and submitted to the Botanic Garden's education and volunteer coordinator. Watch the calendar on this page for volunteer and training opportunities to fulfill your certification requirements.
Compost Outpost Maintenance: 9-11 a.m. Fridays, Compost Outpost, 3408 W. Freeway To join other master composters in maintaining the Compost Outpost at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, you must first become a GROW volunteer. For more information, Email Composting@FortWorhTexas.gov.
Tarrant Area Food Bank Learning Garden Every Tuesday and second & fourth Thursday mornings, hours vary. Lend a hand with composting at the Tarrant Area Food Bank's Learning Garden, 3251 Sappington Place. Register online for a shift or contact Becca Knutson if your chosen day is full.
Email your questions and contact information to composting@fortworthtexas.gov, or call 817-392-1234.
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