Helping people live with the nature around them
link to Identify Skunk Species: Striped, Spotted, Hognosed, and Hooded Skunks
Skunks are among the most recognizable mammals in North America, but not all skunks look alike. While the striped skunk is the species most people know, spotted skunks, hognosed skunks, and hooded...
link to How to Deter Skunks Without Harming Them: Safe and Humane Methods That Work
Skunks are one of the easiest wildlife species to deter humanely once you understand what draws them in. The goal is not to punish or frighten them into leaving forever, but to make your property...
link to Why Coyotes Thrive in Suburbs and Cities: The Ecology of Urban Adaptation
Coyotes have become one of the most familiar wild animals in suburban and urban America, and their success is no accident. They are adaptable, cautious, and remarkably good at living near people...
link to Create Deer-Resistant Spaces Without Harming Wildlife
A lot of people enjoy spotting white-tailed deer on the edge of their yard. It’s a pretty sight—until those deer decide your vegetable patch or young fruit trees are their new favorite buffet....
link to The Hidden Dangers: Risks to Dogs from Wild Animal Feces and Urine
Feces and urine of wild animals are a commonly ignored problem in the natural and urbanized environments where dogs often run about. As pets roam, they will inevitably come into contact with material...
link to Raccoons
You have likely seen raccoons in your neighborhood or even wandering the Galaxy. We will profile this masked bandit, so you’ll know the facts.
The raccoon is widely found through North...