FullCycle's Mary Murphy was invited to Victoria Hospital on 24 July to give a presentation about the benefits of setting up worm farms to reduce kitchen waste.  We chatted to medical staff on 31 August about the health benefits associated with earthworm farming.

Our company has just been added to the Cape Town Green Map.

The 'map' is a City of Cape Town initiative aimed at providing an extensive list of  "green spaces, nature reserves, organic eateries, farmers' markets, recycling drop-offs, sustainable living projects, eco products and other green choices" in and around Cape Town.

Find us on the map http://www.capetowngreenmap.co.za/

 And come visit us.

FullCycle is a proud adoptive parent of a Wild Dog at De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Farm. We have named him 'Future'. Our sponsorship contributes to protecting this endangered species by supporting the De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Farm in Magaliesburg, Gauteng.

Established by Ann van Dyk in 1971, De Wildt works to protect Cheetahs and Wild Dogs from extinction. To visit their website: http://dewildt.co.za/

Wild Dog, Lycaon pictus, is one of the seven characters in Mary's environmental education Phd.

After visiting FullCycle here in the Village, and learning about earthworms, the Sun Valley Primary School Grade 2's are doing an earthworm project in their classrooms.

The school project has sparked a lot of family visits to our office at the Noordhoek Farm Village.

Watch out for the children as they dig for earthworms around Noordhoek.

Did you know that there is a difference between the earthworms that the children are digging in the soil for and the composting earthworms we use in our worm farms?  If you want to know more, come to our weekly talks at 3pm at our educational installation in the playground at the village.