Events
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Working Groups
Communications
Connecting with key compost stakeholders through California.
Chaired by WM
Education
Gathering knowledge and identifying opportunities to teach and learn.
Chaired by Elevated Earth
Events
Organizing gatherings for composters and partners.
Chaired by Zero Foodprint
Policy
Networking, problem solving, and liaising with regulators.
Chaired by LA Sanitation
Calendar
ACP members can subscribe to our meeting calendar by emailing info@healthysoil.org or logging in to their accounts and signing up for a Committee or working group.
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Past Events
ACP Annual Planning Meeting
Annual in-person and online meeting to plan the Association's goals for the following year. Hosted by IEUA in Rancho Cucamonga.
California Bioresources Symposium
Developing the Circular Bioresources Economy in California. Visit this link to see the presentations from this year's symposium.
ACP SB1383 Workshop & Demo Day
We had an incredible turnout, invigorating discussion, and fascinating demo day. We look forward to organizing future events that bring together composters, regulators, and collaborators.
ACP Annual Planning Meeting
Annual in-person and online meeting to plan the Association's goals for the following year. Hosted by LA Sanitation at Tulare Lake Compost Facility.
Compost Operator Training Course
This 5-day course, offered by the Compost Research & Education Foundation (CREF) gives you the knowledge you need to run a successful composting facility, whether you’re just getting started or have been composting for a while. In addition to in-depth lectures by nationally recognized instructors, you'll gain practical experience through hands-on activities, including a team pile build and monitoring, as well as tours to local facilities, where the theories meet reality.
The COTC is for anyone who wants quality instruction from leading composting professionals and educators on the art and science of commercial-scale compost production and marketing. Those who should attend include compost operators, environmental and agricultural consultants, local and state regulators, equipment vendors and more.
Interested in learning more?
We bring together compost haulers, producers, and stakeholders, including non-profits, government agencies, compost users (farms, landscapers, municipalities), and more.
Together, we use compost to build healthy soil in each California County where our members do business.