Join us in celebrating The Festival of Nature – the UK’s largest free celebration of the natural world. Taking place from 6-14 June 2026 across Bristol, Bath and online, the Festival of Nature offers a week-long schedule of over 160 talks, workshops, performances and more for all ages.
In support of this, we are excited to invite you to Hartcliffe City Farm to come on our Compost Safari Tour to see what happens to food waste from 17 south Bristol businesses and 2 local schools, and see how we grow flowers to support the work we do in BS13.
This event is FREE but tickets must be booked in advance. To book visit the What's On link in our bio.
Composting is an amazing process, creating healthy soil which is essential for life. And turning our food waste into compost is a simple, easy and effective way of caring for the environment and improving the soil for future generations.
Compost is the bottom of the food chain and as we have over 30 piles we have an abundance of wildlife including, slow worms, snakes, mice, frogs, toads, gazillions of insects, bats, red kites, hedgehogs and more!
What will happen on the tour? We’ll take you to see our Ridan composting machine, which allows us to process food waste, before it goes into compost bays. You’ll get to help turn the compost and load it into the bays, check out the wildlife in our living soil, and visit the flower farm where our compost ends up. And there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions, over tea and biscuits!
*When: Saturday 6th June 2-4pm
*Cost: This event is FREE
*What to wear: We will be outside at the flower farm so recommend that you wear appropriate footwear and dress for all weathers!
*Parking: We have very limited parking available on the flower farm through the big green gates at the end of Court Farm Road, BS13. If you park on Court Farm Road please be considerate of local residents.
*Questions? Please contact
[email protected]
If you’re interested in bringing a school group or youth club, please contact Jen using the details above.
Thanks to The Festival of Nature for funding this free community event.
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