

Building climate resilence into your landscape will help you withstand the throws of climate change. This short course, offered by Gaia College covers topics such as managing water, food, soil health, and landscape design with the climate in mind.
Enrol at gaiacollege.ca.
Soil microorganisms are the workers in the soil. Breaking down soil particles, nutrient cycling and making nutrients available to plants are all done by the soil microorganisms. Without them, soil would just be dirt.
As species biodiveristy below ground increases, the ecosystem becomes more robust. Plants have access to more nutrients, more beneficial species appear to address the non-beneficial species and gardens thrive.
From garden woes to tips to maintain soil health; thoughts on books and more, read the latest on our blog: Blog Posts