Act Now to Save Soil

We're presenting free practical workshops and talks to share the knowledge and skills to help adapt to and live with Climate Change.Gardening and food productionCooking and preserving garden produceReducing waste, proper recycling, upcyclingSustainable housingMending clothesNature and native habitat in our area – frogs, birds, butterflies, native plants and parklandMindfulness

One Planet Market

Join John and Chris as they explore the intricacies of soil health and the future of food security.

Payneham Community Centre

One Planet Market Free Monthly Workshops

A local market that encourages local production and economy, fostering community relationships, resilience and self-reliance. We welcome people to come and sell, buy or exchange garden produce, homemade food and second-hand goods.

The United Nations has declared that if we continue to exploit the soil as we are currently, there are only 50 years of soil left that is suitable for crop growing. This presentation will explore some of the international efforts such as Permaculture, Save Soil, Syntropic farming, and Regenerative farming, that are giving hope for food security, as well as restoring habitats. On a local level we grow 1/3 of our food in a suburban garden, and in so doing also provide climate control for our house. How do we do it? Join John and Chris at 10.30am to explore these ideas.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------One Planet Market is held from 9am – 12 noon (10am-1pm in winter) on the 3rd Saturday of each month at Payneham Community Centre. We welcome people to come and sell, buy or exchange garden produce, home-made food and second hand goods. The market features:• Local produce• Payneham Repair Cafe• Urban Orchard – swap and share• Morning tea• LETS (Local Exchange Trading System) members stalls• Freecycle• Information table – join Sustainable Communities SA, renew your membership, information and resources on sustainability events and activities• Workshops on practical topics at 10.30amThe aims of the market are:• To encourage local production and local economy• To foster community relationships, resilience and self-reliance.All stall enquiries please email opm@sustainablecommunitiessa.org.au JOIN US FOR THIS FREE COMMUNITY EVENT

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