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Langley City in B.C. launches pilot program

Langley City has launched a pilot project to better manage dog waste by setting up four bins in off-leash parks, and 18 on City trails....

This 4 min video is a call to action for councils to provide more information to dog owners about environmentally friendly methods to manage dog poo

The trial is something of an expansion of what the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) already has in place at Alpha Lake Park, with...

This webinar was in March 2025 and is now available to view. Video recording (27 minutes + Q&A) Cathy Clarke does a great job in this...

EPWN volunteers wish you all the very best over the holiday season. See you in 2025. Happy holidays

Congratulations to Dr Emily Bryson - PhD conferred November 2024 Thesis Poo, Pathogens and Plastics: Home composting domestic canine...

The Enviro Pet Waste Network (EPWN) is a grassroots non-profit organization established in 2021 looking to expand its current volunteer...

Many U.S. authorities advise their website visitors to flush dog poo down the toilet. This advice applies only to households served by...

It is estimated that as much as 12% of household waste is pet waste (Ref 1). This waste is organic matter that can be treated or...

Household dog fecal composting: Current issues and future directions Emily Bryson, Amie Anastasi, Lisa Bricknell and Ryan Kift....