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Join us on Tuesday, July 21st at 1:30pm PT / 4:30pm ET for the next installment of the Waterless Human Waste Solutions in the Wilderness webinar series. 

 

We'll hear from Camp Tamarack, an outdoor education and summer camp operating under a special use permit within Oregon's Deschutes National Forest. The camp replaced porta potties with six waterless urine-diverting toilets, including double-stall Wishbone restroom buildings. Today, the toilet system accommodates 200–300 uses per day while serving 4,000 campers and staff each year.

 

We’ll be talking about:

— Replacing porta potties with a waterless urine-diverting toilet system designed to accommodate 200–300 uses per day

— User experience and how campers adapted to the waterless toilet system, including use of the foot pedal flushing system

— Lessons learned from operating the toilet system in a high-use camp setting serving approximately 4,000 people each year

 

This session will also include a 20-minute live Q&A with discussion of select attendee questions submitted in advance through the registration form and questions submitted during the webinar.