Master Composter Networking Event at Snug Harbor!

We are partnering with and for a Master Composter Networking Event at Snug Harbor to meet up and share your experiences in composting with other like-minded Master Composter trainees and graduates. There will be light snacks and a selection of non-alcoholic refreshments provided. Expect games, exciting raffle prizes and special events detailed below!

• 12pm: Snug Harbor Staff will lead a tour of the Heritage Farm and Compost Site [for certificate credit]
• 12:30pm-2pm: Networking games
• 2pm: 's Domingo Morales and Carlos Rosario will lead a Rodent Reduction workshop. NYC and other big cities have rodent problems. Learn how to use the Rodent Reduction Rubric and become part of the solution. Compost doesn’t bring rats; poor design and broken systems do. We will cover site design, site inspections and best management practices in urban spaces.
• 3pm: More networking + a raffle!

**Registration REQUIRED**

We hope you can make it!

Directions/Site information:

• Building P at Snug Harbor (Directions and Site Map)

This event is open to all ages and while the Networking Event and Rodent Reduction Workshop do not count towards any requirements for the Master Composter Certificate, the Tour does count towards the Field Trip requirements.

About the Master Composter Certificate Course

The Master Composter Certificate Course is an advanced compost education and outreach program. When you register for a Master Composter event, you will receive email notifications for future Master Composter events.

Course Conduct Expectations:

• Participating in course activities and discussions
• Assisting with clean-up tasks as needed after classroom demonstrations, field trips, and volunteer activities
• Being open to learning from others in the classroom and in our communities
• Conducting oneself at all times in a manner that is respectful towards the people, organizations, property, and places that are part of the Master Composter Certificate Course.
• Respecting others’ comfort levels around personal space and photo/video preferences.
• Respecting other people’s comfort levels when it comes to handling the materials and living organisms that may be may be encountered in the field or passed around in classroom settings
• Showing no discrimination or harassment towards others with regards to, but not limited to, such factors as race, color, creed, religion, national or ethnic origin, citizenship, gender or gender identification, sexual orientation, age, veteran or military status, marital status, disability, or other personal characteristics. Harassment includes making derogatory remarks or jokes about such characteristics and other verbal, physical, and visual behavior
• In case of any issues during a Master Composter Certificate Course activity, alerting the course instructor or activity host on site immediately to avoid any escalation

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