The Practical Composting Workshop, promoted by the Department of Environment and Urbanism of Nísia Floresta, offers an experience that goes beyond the simple transmission of techniques. More than learning how to turn organic waste into fertilizer, participants are invited to reflect on their own relationship with consumption, disposal, and care for the territory they inhabit. The activity is part of a contemporary movement to reconnect urban life with sustainable practices, highlighting how everyday actions can contribute to healthier, more resilient, and collectively responsible cities. By getting their hands in the soil and understanding natural cycles, participants become part of a living curatorial process, where environmental practice is transformed into a cultural gesture. This workshop not only teaches but also mediates a dialogue between technical knowledge, local traditions, and global environmental urgencies. In this way, composting is presented not as an isolated solution, but as a meeting point between community, nature, and a possible future.