Rapid development across Long Island is increasing human-wildlife conflict, leading to unintended harm for local species. Experts warn that common practices like feeding wildlife or improper waste management contribute…
💡 Five Town Homes & Living — Homeowners should immediately secure outdoor trash bins with locking mechanisms to prevent attracting coyotes and foxes, which can lead to property damage and potential pet safety hazards. If you notice wildlife nesting in your attic or crawlspace, avoid DIY exclusion methods and instead hire a licensed nuisance wildlife control operator to prevent long-term structural damage from chewing or waste accumulation. By removing bird feeders and clearing fallen fruit from your yard, you reduce the risk of attracting rodents that often invite larger predators closer to your home’s foundation.
Coexisting with local nature responsibly.
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Source: Anton Media Group
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