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Compost Café Series

In our first series of Compost Cafés –a friendly open forum for discussing questions related to composting at any scale–Compost for Good co-founders John Culpepper and Katie Culpepper shared information and answered questions from novice and experienced composters in the Adirondacks and further afield.

Did you miss a Compost Café? Recordings of all sessions that have taken place are posted here:

Composting 101

Compost Systems: From Backyard to Commercial

Community-Scale Composting: Make it Happen in Your School or Community

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Compost for Good Launches Innovative Education and Outreach Campaigns to Promote Food Waste Reduction in the North Country

Compost for Good, in partnership with Clarkson University, AdkAction and the Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA), is excited to announce the launch of its new series of education and outreach campaigns. The goal of the campaigns is to enhance community engagement and knowledge about food waste reduction and community scale

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AdkAction’s Volunteer Program is Growing

Summer is our busiest volunteer season at AdkAction, and 2024 is looking like it will be our busiest yet! At our recent native plant potting day, over 40 AdkAction Volunteers showed up to the Uihlein Farm Greenhouse in Lake Placid to transplant over over 2,000 native plants into pots for

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Welcome New AdkAction Board Members

AdkAction is pleased to welcome three new members to our Board of Directors: Becky Northrup, Cammy Sheridan, and Jerry Delaney. Becky Northrup grew up in Pennsylvania and discovered the Adirondacks when her twin sister enrolled in Paul Smith’s College Culinary Program. After graduating from Harding University in Arkansas where she

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