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Dealing with unwanted wildlife in an urban environment

Author: Schefer, Joe
Date: 1999
Periodical: Wildlife Ecology and Conservation. WEC-20. Gainesville, FL: Florida Cooperative Extension Service. 8 p
Link: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/UW070
Abstract: Because of its great diversity of habitat types, Florida is home to more wildlife species than most other states. It is literally impossible to live in this state without seeing or hearing wildlife on a daily basis. Many of these experiences are enjoyable; others are confrontational. Unpleasant encounters with our wild neighbors can result in human death, injury, or fear of injury, property damage, or minor nuisances. Some of our frustrations with wildlife can be alleviated by simply learning why a situation occurs. Others require more action-oriented prevention and control techniques.


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