🐾 Does a dog poop in the woods? He sure does—but he takes it when he leaves! 🐶💩

We love hitting the trails with our four-legged friends, but did you know that dog poop isn’t just “natural fertilizer”? Unlike wildlife droppings, dog waste is packed with bacteria, excess nutrients, and even parasites that can harm local ecosystems. 🚫🌿
 
💩 Why should you pack it out?
🐕 Dog poop can contaminate water sources, leading to algae blooms and harming fish & wildlife.
 
🌱 It disrupts the natural nutrient balance of the soil, affecting native plants.
🦊 Wild animals may be drawn to the scent, putting them at risk of dangerous human interactions.
 
So next time you and your pup explore the great outdoors, remember: Leave No Trace applies to ALL of us! 🏞️🐕 Pack it in, pack it out, and keep our trails and forests clean for everyone—paws and people alike! ♻️💚
 
📸 Tag us in your #LeaveNoTraceAdventures with your furry hiking buddy! 🐶🏕️

Author:

Brittany Lewkowski Chief Conservation
and Engagement Officer

Morgan Duke Conservation Society

PO BOX 192 Pine Bush, NY 12566

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