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1	All Ages	Vermiculture	Dakota Center	[empty string]	Upload a PDF, Word document, and /or Images describing what you did in this challenge. <br><ul><li>No more than 5 attachments <li>Don't upload a file larger than 6 MB</li></ul>	Establish a composting program at your school to manage food waste in your cafeteria or dining hall.	Campus composting	6	[empty string]	Up to 600 Points	1	0
2	All Ages	Vermiculture	Boonshoft Museum	[empty string]	Submission can be in a variety of formats (written essay, 3D model, video, presentation, etc.). <ul><li>No more than 7 attachments</li><li>Don't upload a file larger than 6 MB</li> <li>Videos no longer than 2 minutes long</li> <li>Ensure that “Bring Your Green” is in your video title.</li></ul>	Reduce environmental impact of animal waste and other materials (newspaper, cardboard, shavings, etc.) from the Boonshoft Zoo.<br><br>Boonshoft offers valuable assistance to student teams. They provide access to professional networks, helpful starting points for research, and important contacts. Boonshoft is also available in person to offer guidance on cleaning and disposal practices, share knowledge about relevant spaces, and provide information on waterway locations within the museum. Additionally, students can directly contact the Zoo and the Green Team at Boonshoft. Boonshoft ensures ongoing support and progress monitoring through quarterly check-ins with the student teams.<br><br><b>Submittals should include details on:</b> <br> o      Research <br> o      Design <br> o      Budget <br> o      Environmental Impact	Zoo Poop Engineering Challenge	7	[empty string]	Up to 600 Points	1	1

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Vermiculture

Ever thought your kitchen scraps could become a gardener's secret weapon?

Vermiculture, also known as worm composting, is a fascinating process that utilizes worms, to transform organic waste into a nutrient-rich fertilizer called vermicompost. This eco-friendly practice not only diverts food scraps and yard trimmings from landfills but also creates a valuable soil amendment that promotes plant growth.

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