Ready Reckoner – calculating dog poop paw print!
This provides an estimate of how much dog poop could be nourishing Aussie soils to regenerate our environment, instead of being treated as waste and contributing
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Want to help reduce the environmental impacts of dog poop at your park, beach, trail, home or community? You’ve come to the right place.
The Enviro Pet Waste Network (EPWN) connects people and communities that are successfully diverting pet waste, plastic bags and clay litter from landfills with those who want to learn how to develop similar programs in their own cities and towns.
Together, we can keep pet waste out of garbage bins and dumpsters and stop it spoiling the landscape and polluting waterways and environments.
Let’s act now!
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This provides an estimate of how much dog poop could be nourishing Aussie soils to regenerate our environment, instead of being treated as waste and contributing
A pilot project that put special “dog poop” sections into litter bins has been so successful that the city is expanding into the third and
Emily Bryson, a PhD candidate at Central Queensland University. Emily will share information on her current research which aims to provide dog owners’ evidence-based advice
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