Compost and bees in the city center

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January 1, 2024, it will become prohibited to send organic waste to landfill. This major regulatory change will generate a strong increase in the composting of kitchen and garden waste. An association, Lakour Garden, does not want this virtuous practice to be reserved for residents of individual houses and has implemented it at the foot of a first building in the Camélias district, where she created a shared garden during the 2020 confinement. The installation made up of five bins, financed by SIDR, was inaugurated at the beginning of April by the town hall of Saint-Denis, which encourages the multiplication of these initiatives. The municipality, which aims to develop urban agriculture, also inaugurated on April 22 an educational apiary on rue du Butor, at the heart of the North East Coast Urban Renewal Project (prunelle). The honey produced will be harvested and distributed during workshops led by beekeeper Dominick Cerveaux., for local schools and associations. The beekeeper will also have the mission of raising awareness among the population about the role of the bee., to the preservation of pollinating insects and biodiversity. Other actions are announced. A micro urban market garden farm will be created in an underground car park currently unused, as well as urban collective gardens at the foot of buildings. Residents will be asked to participate in land development, to the creation of planters…

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