Minimizing Wildlife Interactions

We know that West Coast residents take reducing wildlife interactions very seriously – which is why adding latches that deter animals from the new organics and garbage carts was a priority.

Keep Carts Secured

  • To minimize wildlife interactions, keep hooks clasped to the lid locks on the green and black carts when not in use throughout the week. Once roadside, attach the hooks to each of the cart’s lid handles to ensure the lid will open easily while the hooks won’t dangle free and cause damage.
  • Storing carts inside is the best option. If carts must be stored outside, they will need to be properly secured so that the cart cannot be dragged away.
  • We recommend securing carts to a concrete surface, or to cinder blocks with cables or chains. Equipment can be obtained from Windsor Plywood or Slegg Lumber (chains and carabiners are also available at the Tofino/Ucluelet Co-ops).
  • Supplies are also be available to purchase at Ozzard Environmental Recycling Depots in Tofino and Ucluelet.

Looking for more tips on minimizing wildlife interactions? Watch our short video at: bit.ly/sortngo-bear-smart

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