
Photo by Mark Gibboney.
Photo by Mark Gibboney.
January 15, 2021
Stan McTaggart from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Mark Romano, President, Illinois Wildlife Control Operators
Laura Kammin
Kathy Andrews Wright
Sarah Marjanovic
0:41 Stan McTaggart introduction.
01:17 Definition of ‘Nuisance Wildlife.’
02:48 Mark Romano introduction.
03:54 Role of a professional Wildlife Control Operator.
05:12 List of current Illinois Wildlife Control Operators.
05:56 The role of continuing education.
07:00 Process for becoming a professional Illinois Wildlife Control Operator.
09:40 What to look for when hiring a professional Illinois Wildlife Control Operator.
16:20 How can homeowners reduce the likelihood of conflict with common urban wildlife?
18:49 Reports of coyotes increase prior to the breeding season.
19:45 Do not feed wildlife.
23: 12 Why relocation of wildlife is not an option.
25:01 Two means available for landowners and homeowners experiencing nuisance wildlife problems: 1. Contact District Wildlife Biologist for a Nuisance Control permit or, 2. Hire a professional Wildlife Control Officer.
Kathy Andrews Wright is retired from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources where she was editor of Outdoor Illinois magazine. She is currently the editor of Outdoor Illinois Wildlife Journal and Illinois Audubon magazine.
Kathy Andrews Wright retired from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources where she was editor of OutdoorIllinois magazine. She is currently the editor of OutdoorIllinois Journal.
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