Soil is an ecosystem in which millions of living beings live and interact. Soils play some role in the life of all animal species except those of the marine ecosystem. They regulate the numbers and activities of micro and mesofauna, microorganisms and microbial consumers (which are active in the soil organic matter cycle). Thus, they break down organic matter and ensure that minerals mix with the soil. A ton of microscopic bacteria may be active in every acre of soil. Bacteria; They are part of vital transformations that occur in soil, such as the decomposition of rocks, minerals and organic matter, and the nutrient cycle.

Fungi, which need living and dead materials in the soil to provide carbon and energy, are common in healthy soil. The most important role of fungi is to ensure the decomposition of organic matter with their extracellular enzymes. In the event we carried out in the light of this information, awareness was raised for a sustainable life by giving information about the recycling of organic domestic waste in the soil and the microorganisms that enable this.