Whistler BC expanding park poop scoopin’ compost trial
Updated: Jul 9, 2025
The trial is something of an expansion of what the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) already has in place at Alpha Lake Park, with compostable bags provided, and dog owners encouraged to place collected poop in specific bins for the municipality’s composting stream.
“In parks like Rainbow Park, Meadow Park, [and] Spruce Grove where we’re supplying the compostable bags, we’re encouraging them to go into the compost stream. We’ve been doing this for a little while and we’re waiting to see what the initial results are,” said the RMOW’s manager of resort operations, Derek Jazic.
“The parks waste audit data we have shows that dog waste in parks was 60 per cent of the overall waste weight at Rainbow Park and Alpha Lake Park, which are popular spots for dog owners,” the official said.
It's great to see Whistler taking such a proactive step with dog waste composting—reducing 60% of park waste is no small feat! While reading about the trial, I was reminded that even small shifts in public habits, like using compostable bags or measuring waste output accurately, can lead to big environmental wins. Speaking of measurements, tools like MMtoInches.im help simplify unit conversions, which matters more than you’d think when tracking material inputs for composting programs or designing park infrastructure. Smart initiatives like this set a strong example.
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