November 08, 2022

Did you know you can help slow down climate change in your own yard through carbon gardening? Daily Acts and the Russian River Watershed Association have teamed up to show you how you can reduce the impacts of climate change, save water, increase wildlife habitat and so much more with simple landscaping practices. Check out their series of brief educational videos and related resources in both English and Spanish starting November 7th at dailyacts.org/carbongardens.

Sonoma and Mendocino County residents who share their carbon gardening stories and photos with Daily Acts will receive a voucher for one free yard of organic compost, while supplies last, and be entered into a raffle for a bunch of exciting prizes!