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Importance of relocation
It is obvious wildlife belongs in the wild and should be admired from a distance. The reason for this is so the laws of nature balance the ecosystem. Due to the exponential population growth in humans we are fast developing the earth and inhabiting areas previously uninhabited except for wildlife.
ildlife can and will adapt but this does not always equate to a balanced ecosystem. The Canada Goose is the perfect example of this and one all of us are witnessing first hand…”
“What is good for the goose is not always good for the gander”.
This once threatened and now protected species have re-populated to the point of recovery and then some. In many developed areas the species can thrive where their natural predators cannot or at least not in the numbers necessary to control the population.
The goal should not be to rid our areas of the Canada Goose but rather assist nature when needed and to assist nature assist itself through various measures. Ultimately this is to protect wildlife, the ecosystem and human activities.
We offer an annual or a seasonal management plan which can include some or all of the following:
Importance of relocation
It is obvious wildlife belongs in the wild and should be admired from a distance. The reason for this is so the laws of nature balance the ecosystem. Due to the exponential population growth in humans we are fast developing the earth and inhabiting areas previously uninhabited except for wildlife.
ildlife can and will adapt but this does not always equate to a balanced ecosystem. The Canada Goose is the perfect example of this and one all of us are witnessing first hand…”
“What is good for the goose is not always good for the gander”.
This once threatened and now protected species have re-populated to the point of recovery and then some. In many developed areas the species can thrive where their natural predators cannot or at least not in the numbers necessary to control the population.
The goal should not be to rid our areas of the Canada Goose but rather assist nature when needed and to assist nature assist itself through various measures. Ultimately this is to protect wildlife, the ecosystem and human activities.
We offer an annual or a seasonal management plan which can include some or all of the following:
- • Site Check
- • Future Population Control
- • Staff Training & Education
- • Border Collie Hazing (Spring)
- • Border Collie Hazing Blitz (mid-late summer)
- • Border Collie Hazing Maintenance (post Blitz)
- • Other Hazing measures
- • Habitat Alteration
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