Resources for Living With Wildlife
Downloads
From: Jacobs, S.K. (2003), Healers of the Wild: Rehabilitating Injured & Orphaned Wildlife, Boulder: Johnson Books.
From: Jacobs, S.K. (2003), Healers of the Wild: Rehabilitating Injured & Orphaned Wildlife, Boulder: Johnson Books.
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Many times bats may live in the walls or attics of homes without ever bothering homeowners. Image courtesy of Wildlife Removal USA.
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Online Resources
Find a humane licensed wildlife control service and learn about long-term solutions that solve wildlife problems at their source.
Online Resources
Find a humane licensed wildlife control service and learn about long-term solutions that solve wildlife problems at their source.
- Bird-Friendly Building Designs, The American Bird Conservancy (ABC)
- Freeing Trapped or Unwanted Wildlife, Welcome Wildlife
- Wildlife Emergency Checklist: Tips for Preventing Human-Wildlife Conflicts and Problems, WildAgain Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc.
- Find Answers to Wildlife Problems, Humane Society of the U.S.
- Choosing a Wildlife Control Company, Humane Society of the U.S.
- The Deadly Truth About Trash, Humane Society of the U.S.
- Wildlife are Getting Their Heads Stuck in our Trash, National Wildlife Federation
- Animal Victims of Our Trash, One Green Planet
- Nuisance Wildlife Controllers' Manual, New York Department of Environmental Conservation
- Find a Pest Control Professional, Natural Pest Management Association, Inc.
- The Skunk Whisperer Wildlife Control
- Wildlife Removal USA
- Nationwide Wildlife Removal
Books
- Hadidian, J. et al. (2007), Wild Neighbors: The Humane Approach to Living with Wildlife, 2nd edition, Humane Society Press.
- Jacobs, S.K. (2003), Healers of the Wild: Rehabilitating Injured & Orphaned Wildlife, Boulder: Johnson Books. (Great info in the Appendices.)
- Payne, N.F. (2002), More Wildlife on your Land, Plover, WI: Barberie Publications.