Dealing with wildlife in Irving? 🦉 Follow these tips to reduce conflicts: - Don’t feed wildlife. - Seal trash containers. - Feed pets indoors and clean up leftovers. Click the link for more information: https://lnkd.in/guE9Y2GD.
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The reality of our landscape is that there are miles and miles of derelict fence that devastate our wildlife. Death is not quick, rather it's slow and agonizing. One kick that results in a foot getting stuck is all it takes and rarely does help arrive in time to free the entanglement. As spring approaches and summer plans are being made, consider getting involved with a fence pull and help swap fence like this section for wildlife friendly fence.
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Some great tips on how to provide shelter for wildlife from this heat!
We thoroughly enjoyed the warm weather this weekend, but it also reminded us of the importance of helping our wildlife during these hot conditions. 🐦🌞 Here’s our yearly reminder from The Wildlife Trusts, offering some great tips on how we can all make a difference! ⬇
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Both! Wildlife can find various entry points into homes, seeking shelter, warmth, or food. Here are some other common entry points for wildlife: - Gaps in siding - Pet doors - Crawl spaces And so many more! Give our Wildlife team a call today to get a free inspection and discover your biggest wildlife entry point! Want more information? Visit here to learn more tips: https://ow.ly/cY9C50QtJS3
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So important to help wildlife in this hot 🔥 weather. Good advice here!
We thoroughly enjoyed the warm weather this weekend, but it also reminded us of the importance of helping our wildlife during these hot conditions. 🐦🌞 Here’s our yearly reminder from The Wildlife Trusts, offering some great tips on how we can all make a difference! ⬇
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Top tips for keeping the critters happy!
We thoroughly enjoyed the warm weather this weekend, but it also reminded us of the importance of helping our wildlife during these hot conditions. 🐦🌞 Here’s our yearly reminder from The Wildlife Trusts, offering some great tips on how we can all make a difference! ⬇
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Tip #2: Always keep an eye out for wildlife, especially in high-risk areas. If you spot one deer or elk, there’s a good chance there are more nearby. Check out our webinar for more tips: https://lnkd.in/gQY2yXWA
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Learn about the 10 million acre Florida Wildlife Corridor in this four-part webinar. Discover the diverse wildlife that inhabit wild Florida, and the efforts of the state government and private foundations to protect and expand the corridor. Join now to learn more about how you can help preserve this vital part of Florida's ecosystem. #FloridaWildlifeCorridor #WildlifePreservation #EnvironmentalProtection
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🐿️ As spring blends into summer, wildlife is now more active than ever. Question is, how can we better prepare for rising wildlife activity this year, to both protect the animals and reduce wildlife-caused outages? Rauckman has you covered. See how to prep for wildlife mitigation in 5 easy steps! Check out more full length articles, resources and more at https://lnkd.in/g-x6GtY8
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Baby birds on the ground, turtles in the road, and fawns seemingly abandoned by their mothers - it's that time of year when wildlife may appear in need of help. But do they truly need it? Understanding wildlife behavior can help you know when to intervene. This help post sheds some light: "How to Help the Wildlife" https://lnkd.in/epkKgcEk For example: Encountering a turtle crossing the road is one of the few times it may be helpful to intervene, but your safety is key. Pro tip: The approach to helping turtles depends on the species. As summer heats up and turtles are on the move, we can help them by slowing down. If you happen to find me on the road moving slowly, please excuse the delay!
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This is wonderful to read! Wildlife crossings and fencing, a focus of Y2Y's efforts, are gaining momentum in reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions and preserving vital connections for animals. Learn more about this impactful solution that helps both people and nature thrive:
How wildlife crossings protect both animals and people
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