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Tag Archives: ecology
13 Nights of Halloween: Creepy Composting
Biodegradable Halloween decorations, slimy worms, and free pumpkins: what’s not to love? The Lower East Side Ecology Center hosts “Ghosts, Ghouls, and Worms: Halloween Composting” on October 26 for all those who are young at heart (or bring a kid).
Posted in 13 Nights of Halloween, Holidays
Tagged compost, ecology, Halloween, Lower East Side Ecology Center
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