Need tipps for less litter in the Zoo

Hey guys,

okay, I swear I have A LOT of care takers and I have trash cans on both sides of a walkway not more than maybe 1 or two in game meters apart - but my guests are littering all over the place and then almost 50% of them complain about the litter. It's driving me up a wall. Are there any tipps or tricks to stop the tremendous amount of littering?
 
You may be doing this already, but I actually assign my caretakers zones to include a habitat, usually 3-4 habitats actually. I had a lot of litter problems until I started doing that. Then, they supposedly work to clean litter around that zone. I say supposedly because I don't know if that's actual how it works coding-wise, but I assume it must since there's been a big difference before I started assigning them habitat areas, and after. Hopefully this helps!

Litter is a pain though. I know plenty of times that I had a very smoothly running zoo,...except for the litter problems.
 
Soooo... a very careful update on this one. I could play for a bit this morning and my care takes will probably need a few ingame month to clear the mess pre-ptach. I monitored a small section in front of food and drink facilities and once it was clean, it seems to stay clean (a lot of bins are around). Tonight or tomorrow I will be able to play a little longer and will keep an eye on this issue, but for now it seems to be resolved.

On a side note: I'll also send my save file later today for the climbingframes miscounting issue. Hope it'll help. Thank you for taking care of these bugs.
 
To anyone reading this with a similar problem- get on it early. I ignored it with an extremely large zoo for several months until over 70% of guests were noticing it. I ended up having to devote several days of gameplay to this alone, hiring 80-100 new keepers assigned to 15 new workzones each centered on a trouble spot as shown on the litter heatmap. If this had been anything but a sandbox zoo or if I had cared about profit in any way this would have killed the zoo.
 
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