Unwanted Guest

Unwanted guests in your home or on your property?  

Take a look at these local organizations and helpful information:

Pine Beetle Webinar.

Do pine beetle management choices affect other wildlife? How do natural deterrents differ from traditional chemical 'preventative sprays' in terms of wildlife safety? If a woodpecker eats a beetle from a tree that has been chemically treated, are there secondary poisoning risks?

Ecological Bark Beetle Mitigation and Environmental Impact Analysis

Webinar Brief

Dealing with an intruder? Your local wildlife office can provide free or cheap assistance in finding these animals alternative homes. Learn more with Colorado Parks & Wildlife.

Dealing With Skunks

Mountain Pine Beetle Foundation

A nonprofit dedicated to safeguarding western North America's forests from the devastating mountain pine beetle epidemic through science-driven prevention, community mobilization, and public education.

Urban Wildlife Rescue Inc.

Urban Wildlife Rescue, Inc., located in Denver, Colo., saves approximately 10-12 thousand lives a year using their "Humane Solutions to Wildlife Problems".

They use various repellants, exclusion and eviction techniques. Urban Wildlife Rescue is manned by two licensed Rehabilitators. They rehabilitate medium-sized mammals on down, including bats and spotted skunks.

COEXISTING RESPECTFULLY IS EASY!

LET WILDLIFE BE “WILD LIFE”