CritterChatter™ Blog
CritterSafe IPM Practices
Appreciating wildlife and the natural environment we share is one of the first steps in resolving wildlife conflicts with humans. Tolerance and understanding solve many perceived ‘wildlife problems’ borne from irrational fears. Bats and snakes, for example, are very beneficial to the environment – but they are often misunderstood, and rarely a danger to humans. While there are times when we can let nature take care of itself, sometimes wildlife conflicts must be resolved to prevent further damage to our homes and property, and protect human health and safety.
Critter Control has introduced CritterSafe to offer an even more humane wildlife management option, using non-lethal, no-trap, release on-site, or one-way doors to minimize stress on our wild neighbors. CritterSafe also includes our exclusive Animal Entry Worksheet home inspection and detection service, to identify potential wildlife entry points and prevent opportunistic animals from damaging your home or business in the future.
Review the Suggested Protocol for the Responsible Management of Wildlife Affected by Land Clearing and the Modification of Wildlife Habitats, based upon the initiatives of Steve Irwin's `Wildlife Warriors Worldwide`.
We provide CritterSafe IPM Practices for the following cities: Carnelian Bay, Carson City, Crystal Bay, Dayton, Fallen Leaf Lake, Fallon, Fernley, Gardnerville, Genoa, Glen Brook, Incline Village, Kings Beach, Kingsbury, Lincoln, Meeks Bay, Meyers, Reno, Rocklin, South Lake Tahoe, South Lake Tahoe, Sparks, Stateline, Tahoe City, Tahoe Vista, Tahoma, Truckee, Virginia City, Yerington, Zepher Cove
We also cover the following counties: Placer, Nevada, Carson City, El Dorado, Lyon, Douglas, Churchill, Washoe, Storey
