People & Behaviours

Often when people are out enjoying a public space like a park, beach or walking trail they react to the litter that they see. This morning I was walking along a popular bayside walking path, I’d picked up one can, one plastic bottle, one plastic Continue Reading

If we lived in a perfect world, we wouldn’t see cigarette litter, and smokers would be doing the right thing wherever they finish their cigarette. Unfortunately, the real world we have not just smokers, but many people littering at the point Continue Reading

It’s important to remember that litter is not only dropped by one section of the community, no-one can say that 15 to 23-year-old males are the only crowd that litter. We need to be looking at lots of strategies, plenty of options; it’s crucial Continue Reading

Connecting with your community and building momentum towards long term litter partnerships can be achieved through simple little clean-up events. These are small cost effective micro-events that any local councils can do. It doesn’t take large Continue Reading

Recently I posted an article about Leverage & Momentum, and how important they are too successful litter management programs. There are a couple of dates coming up that provide exception opportunities to build some momentum from, and for a Continue Reading

The following is an introductory article I wrote to introduce everyone to two essential elements in long term improvements. Leverage & Momentum. There is much to discuss about litter but before we get into the tips, tricks clever techniques Continue Reading

Litter means different things to different folks, and Lord Mayors from councils across Australia all have differing tolerance to litter. Those tolerances may be derived from community views or even the expectations of state premiers and their Continue Reading

Most of us probably already know Byron Bay for its natural beauty, perhaps Australias favourite seaside town. When I called through there recently I was impressed with some of the thinking that has gone into the new bins along the famous beach’s Continue Reading

This posting is about, tail wagging. To understand this analogy image a dog sniffing out and discovering new and exciting things regularly. It’s that discovery and learning model that is the basis for most successful litter program, Continue Reading

The sphere of influence is basically understanding what you and your organisation and the community can do that will help manage, reduce or prevent litter in public spaces. There is a vast range of influences local governments can Continue Reading

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