Critter Control assists locals with wildlife services
As winter wanes and the warmer weather comes with the springtime, so does an abundance of wildlife activity. Critter Control, a leader in humane wildlife removal, has opened a franchise in Lima just ...
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Salem wildlife advocates speak out against use of rodenticides
When Jess Reese saw the yellow tongue, pale mouth, and bloody feathers of a hawk struggling outside a Salem restaurant, she knew the animal had likely ingested rodenticide, ...
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WWF-led research highlights ‘invisible’ wildlife benefits people receive but could lose if biodiversity crisis ignored
"Wildlife has been the protagonist of artwork and music for millennia, and hundreds of products and services have been inspired by nature’s efficient systems evolved over billions of years. Many ...
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Alta Pest Control Launches New Service: Keeping Wildlife Animals Out of the Attic
ROUND ROCK, Texas, Jan. 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Wildlife entering attics can cause damage, pose health risks, and create inconvenience. Alta Pest Control, a leading pest management company ...
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50 Days for Wildlife Starts Now!
Support conservation efforts by signing petitions, contacting lawmakers to back wildlife protection policies, and sharing campaigns on social media to raise awareness. WCS, the “W” logo, WE STAND FOR ...
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Out-of-control Los Angeles wildfires push water supplies to the brink
LOS ANGELES, Jan 9 — Crews battling multiple wildfires that raged across Los Angeles yesterday were up against a near-perfect storm: intense wind, low humidity and, most troubling for residents, ...
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In Los Angeles, water runs short as wildfires burn out of control
inadequate supplies of water to contain the blazes. Los Angeles authorities said their municipal water systems were working effectively but they were designed for an urban environment, not for ...
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California Fires: What Happens to Wildlife and Animals During Wildfires
Animals try their best to move out of the direct path of the fire while remaining close to home if they cannot find refuge during wildfires, Stephanie Eyes, a senior wildlife biologist for the U.S ...