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Deakin University student Stephanie created this video about "Dog Poo Down the Loo" as part of a professional practice placement with...

In September 2022 the Warren Select Board approved a plan for Warren Dog Park at Brooks Recreation Field . The project committee's well-thought-out plan received a grant that will match funds raised by crowd sourcing. Phase 1 includes fencing, shade, gates, a play area, signage and a dog waste system. Warren isn't the first Vermont community to include sustainable waste management in its dog park plans. In fact, the committee is proposing composting system like the ones used

As part of an environmental science project, an Australian student asked dog owners their views on the topic of dog poop and effects on...

Can cat waste be composted the same as dog waste? For the most part, yes. The big difference is that dog waste is mostly collected in...

There are over 40 Dog Waste Only red bins strategically located throughout the City. In 2017, the City of North Vancouver started a pilot program by placing red ‘Dog Waste Only’ bins in off-leash parks. The pilot program was so successful that it's been expanded to over 40 bins located throughout the City. In 2020, just over 46 tons of dog waste were diverted from the landfill. City staff continue to monitor the program and may expand it as required. All bins are emptied we

The City of Burnside is one of Adelaide’s oldest residential areas and has installed four Doggie Dunnies in popular dog walking areas....

Forty-one percent of Canadian households are home to 8.2 million dogs. So where does all that poo go? Dozens of communities in seven...

An Australia survey of dog owners in 2020 showed that 83% think it is extremely or very important to reduce the amount of dog poo sent to...

The Township of Langley in British Columbia makes it easy for park visitors to sort their waste by providing multi-stream bins. Many...

This table provides an estimate of how much dog poop could be nourishing Aussie soils to regenerate our environment, instead of being...