Saugeen Peninsula Reduces Waste
We want to reduce waste and make reuse a habit!
Sources of Knowledge (SoK) and Peninsula Bruce Trail Club (PBTC) are launching a BYO pilot project called, Saugeen Peninsula Reduces Waste – Bring Your Own container.
Business owners on the Saugeen Peninsula are working hard to reduce waste. Bring your own container to participating businesses. Look for the Saugeen Reduces Waste BYO window decal.
Help us reduce waste
If you are a business and would like to participate, contact us:
Learn more about local establishments participating in Saugeen Peninsula Reduces Waste:
Lion’s Head Farmers’ Market is working toward becoming a zero-waste market.
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Reader’s Haven Bookstore Reduces Waste
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Garden in Thyme Reduces Waste
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Princess Hotel Reduces Waste
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Tacomory: Saugeen Peninsula Reduces Waste
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