Second Monday of Each Month | June — September, 2019

Drop by our table at the Beverly Farmers Market and help us provide information on how to reduce pesticides and chemical fertilizers within our communities.

1st Saturday of Each Month

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here

Second Monday of Each Month | June — September, 2019

Drop by our table at the Beverly Farmers Market and help us provide information on how to reduce pesticides and chemical fertilizers within our communities.

1st Saturday of Each Month

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here

Come and learn how to build your own in-home aquaponics system.  Feel free to observe us building a system, or pre-register in the form below and we will supply you with the materials to build your own system to take home with you.

Workshop is $10 to observe, $75 to participate in the hands-on building.

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Second Monday of Each Month | June — September, 2019

Drop by our table at the Beverly Farmers Market and help us provide information on how to reduce pesticides and chemical fertilizers within our communities.

1st Saturday of Each Month

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here

Originally scheduled for March 30th, this event has been rescheduled to May 25th

Come and learn how to build your own in-home aquaponics system.  You can grow herbs and vegetables in you house or apartment while enjoying your own pet goldfish.

Feel free to observe us building a system, or pre-register in the form below and we will supply you with the materials to build your own system to take home with you.

Workshop is $10 to observe, $75 to participate in the hands-on building.

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Enjoy this local tradition in it's 28th year! This event is hosted by The Trustees of Reservations at the Long Hill property in Beverly, MA. You'll find a great selection of unusual plants and old favorites, including Tree Peonies, Japanese Maple, Dogwood, Tulip Tree, Stewartia, Forget-me-nots, and more! Click here for more information.

Please visit our table to learn more about Full Circle Earth, organic land care, and to purchase our organic herb and vegetable seedlings.

1st Saturday of Each Month

Join us on May 4th along with special guest Jorgelina Zeoli who will lead us in a tai chi session prior to our walk.

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here

Time 9am-2pm | Rain Date: Sunday, April 28, 2019

Help out by getting our greenhouse ready for spring!  Upgrade our aquaponics system, help prepare our outdoor growing beds , or help transplant our seedlings.  Come for an hour or the full time.  Food will be provided.  

1.   Greenhouse Projects

   1. Aquaponic System 1 Upgrade: Currently, the 250 gallon plastic tank sits about 1 foot in the ground and is cracked and needs replacement. Tasks for this project will include:

      1. Empty remaining water from tank and transfer large-mouth bass to another tank temporarily

      2. Dig out the cracked tank and remove

      3. Dig/level out the tank footprint

      4. Install new 250 gallon plastic tote tank

      5. Fill with water

      6. Add fish/restart pump

      7. Install painted insulated blue wall around fish tank

   2. Roll up and Secure Sides of Greenhouse: Spring is here! At least a 2-3 person job, tasks will include:

      1. Untying colored rope through eye hooks and each side and removing rope

      2. Roll each side up and secure

   3. Planting Seeds*:  We have lots of native herbs, flowers, and leafy greens to plant directly into the ground as well as into trays. Echinachea, purple coneflower, chives, anise hyssop, and more!

       

2. Outside Greenhouse Projects     

   1. Deconstruct small wooden enclosure near entry door to greenhouse to then create beautiful garden beds:  This enclosure was built just outside our greenhouse to weather proof our generator that was a requirement to have on site in order to raise large-mouth bass.   We are transitioning to including only Coi fish in our systems, so will not need a back-up generator.  Our goal is to transform this entry way into a beautiful native shade garden. Tasks will include:

      1. Using drills and hammers, removing all screws from wood to completely deconstruct structure. Create a reuse pile of wood

      2. Remove Generator

      3. Rake and prepare soil; add compost

      4. Plant native shade plants for small garden on both sides of entry door (left and right)

   2. Get our Garden Ready/Native Garden Planting: Herbs, perennial flowers

      1. Tending to our gardens around the greenhouse will include raking, preparing soil using shovels and adding compost, following a garden plan to plant seeds and transplants, tubers, bulbs.  

Contact us as info@fullcircleearth.org for more information.

The Endicott Office of Sustainability and the student-led Endicott Environmental Society are hosting the annual Earth Day Celebration. There will be food, arts & crafts, lawn games, community groups, music, electric car demonstrations and more! View the full event details here.

Full Circle Earth will be present, demonstrating composting, organic tea brewing and aquaponics.

Come join the fun!

1st Saturday of Each Month

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here

Attend a discussion on composting and organic land-care as we help you Get Your Garden Ready for Spring. Presented by James Carnazza, founder of Full Circle Earth, and Curt Dragon, owner of Earth Landscape & Construction, this presentation will start you on your way to an organic garden with tips on how to eliminate chemical pesticides and fertilizers while supporting healthy plants.

Suggested Donation: $5

Due to a forecast of snow event, this month’s walking group is canceled.

1st Saturday of Each Month

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here

Bring a friend and lend us a hand planting seeds for the coming season. We will be setting up racks with trays and planting herb, vegetable and perennial seeds.

We are also looking for volunteers to help grow seedlings for our aquaponics systems and for the annual plant sale at Long Hill Reservation.

1st Saturday of Each Month

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here

1st Saturday of Each Month

Meet us at the lower parking lot of the Long Hill Reservation as we embark on a two-hour walk and explore part of the 114 acres of conservation land. This event accommodates persons of all age and abilities. Come and discover the wonders of nature! It’s FREE!

Download Flyer Here