Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
The
Good, The Bad, and The Hungry
Dealing
with Wildlife Conflict in Your Landscape
While
the growth of cities and suburban areas can displace some wildlife,
many
species thrive in these areas. Viewing these species as they travel
through
your backyard can be enjoyable, but sometimes conflict arises—usually
in the
form of some type of damage such as eaten plants, dug up bulbs, or
holes in the
lawn. Fortunately, most wildlife damage can be managed with the right
techniques and strategies.
Please
join Marne Titchenell and Stan Gehrt from OSU Extension on April 26th,
2013 at
Miami County Upper Valley
Career Center from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm for this all day workshop as they
discuss
a variety of wildlife species (deer, geese, rabbit, voles, moles, bats,
raccoons, skunks, squirrels, and coyotes) and effective strategies and
management techniques to lessen the damage that can occur.
Pre-registration is
required. Deadline for registration is April 19th. For questions and
registration call 614-688-3441.
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