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Composting Guide

Humboldt keeps up to 100 tons a year of food waste and food soiled paper out of the landfill through food recovery and composting programs. Most of the food scraps, peelings, and unwanted leftovers generated on campus get composted at a worm farm. Food waste collected from departmental break rooms, student-run coffee tables and small events is composted on campus in the Earth Tub, a small in-vessel composter operated by the Waste Reduction Resource Awareness Program (WRRAP). Check out the downloadable Composting Guide below for acceptable items and drop-off locations:  

Composting Guide

Food scraps, paper towels and napkins, and fiber based compostable containers can go into the compost bin

 

Food scraps, paper towels and napkins, and fiber based compostable containers can go into the compost bin