This episode explores how composting supports native plants, from urban greening to tiny forests, while addressing challenges, science, and future innovations in sustainable landscaping.

‘Tune in to Learn’

Case study - what the Tiny Forests project is and how it works using compost - as explained by Felicity Scoburn from Wollongong Botanic Gardens. (2:45)

How Fogo compost was used for the Tiny Forests project and how compost enriches soil for native plants - as explained by Michelle Bolger at Soilco. (7:48)

How common challenges and misconceptions about using composting for natives can be addressed through education and practical strategies. (13:14)

How compost can play a transformative role in ecosystem restoration by improving soil health and increasing resilience. (21:28)

How composting will drive environmental restoration, emphasising innovative practices and community involvement. (29:34)



About our Guests:

Michelle Bulger, Product Technical Manager of Soilco 



Felicity Skoberne, Curator of Wollongong Botanic gardens


Peter Dixon - Landcare NSW


Resources and links

To learn more, visit circularag.com.au/compost

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