The Lyons Parks and Recreation Commission proposed a six-month dog waste composting pilot to the Board of Trustees, which was approved and launched in April 2026. “This is a simple idea that can make a real difference,” said Mike Jackson, Chair of the Parks and Recreation Commission and a local dog owner. “If we can turn thousands of pounds of dog waste from a landfill problem into something useful, that’s a win for our parks and our environment.” Read more. Proposal presentation

Debunking home dog poo composting myths ​ Speaker Dr Emily Bryson, Science Lecturer, Central Queensland University, explores the myths, facts and current science about composting dog poo at home. It offers an enviro-friendly solution for transforming pet waste into something environmentally beneficial rather than sending it to landfill. Dr. Bryson's studies https://www.epwn.org/post/new-aussie-research

This is a good solution for overflowing city dog waste bins