About the Project
The Carbon Sequestration through Compost Application Pilot Project, funded through Sonoma County’s Climate Resiliency Fund, sought to maximize carbon drawdown within both agricultural and community settings.
Through this project, in 2023 a compost rebate was created which incentivized agriculturalists to spread compost at their sites, helping to meet the goals of the Short-Lived Climate Pollutants Act (SB1383).
Compost was also spread at community sites and communities engaged through educational workshops and programming on the topics of compost, food waste reduction, and soil health.
Case Studies from 5 project sites
Project Profiles: Community Educational Events
PROGRAM PARTNERS