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America’s First Community Sustainability Destination Opens in Ozark, Arkansas
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04/08/2026
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Compost Network – Empowering Youth and Communities is proud to announce the opening of America’s first destination that combines composting, recycling, a community garden, and an educational center with interactive exhibits for children and families.
This one-of-a-kind facility has been created to inspire environmental stewardship while bringing communities together through education, volunteerism, and hands-on learning.
Our mission is to empower youth and strengthen communities by providing free educational opportunities that teach composting, recycling, gardening, conservation, and sustainable living in a fun, engaging environment.
Visitors will enjoy:
- Community Composting Center
- Community Garden
- Recycling Center
- Bio-Dome Educational Center
- Children’s Discovery Area
- Bird Sanctuary
- Bee Hives and Pollinator Gardens
- Insect and Butterfly Habitats
- Rabbits, Ducks, Chickens, Turtles, and Dwarf Goats
- Tony the Dinosaur and Friends
- Community Food Pantry
- Little Library
- Educational Classes, Workshops, and Volunteer Programs
A Commitment to Arkansas
Ecodrum has donated more than $170,000 to help create Compost Network and establish a new agritourism destination in Arkansas. This investment reflects a commitment to creating an attraction that not only benefits Ozark but also draws visitors from across the state and beyond to experience sustainability, education, and community engagement in a completely new way.
Compost Network demonstrates that environmental responsibility can become an exciting destination for families, schools, community organizations, and visitors of all ages.
We are delighted to welcome everyone to experience this unique project and discover how one community can inspire many others.
Compost Network – Empowering Youth and Communities
Changing the World… One Community at a Time.
Grand Opening: September 1, 2026
Location: 1661 Airport Road, Ozark, Arkansas
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