Sentence examples for nuisance wildlife from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere in the country, nuisance wildlife birds are usually chased away by border collies or firecrackers.
Private nuisance wildlife control operators, pest control operators dealing with nuisance wildlife, municipal animal control officers, and some wildlife rehabilitators must obtain the proper permits.
For information on IPM for nuisance wildlife, refer to Beasts Begone!: A Practitioner's Guide to IPM in Buildings and Best Practices for Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators.
Nuisance wildlife control permits are issued to people who have gone through the prescribed application process.
Not every exterminator is trained to deal with nuisance wildlife, but those that are hold New York State licenses.
You must, however, be aware of laws that apply to nuisance wildlife and how they might affect your IPM plan.
"Either you hear a noise in the attic or fireplace, or you notice a hole in the ceiling," said Thom Speckenbach, a nuisance-wildlife trapper on Long Island who helps get rid of pesky animals like squirrels or raccoons.
According to Seerveld, attic squirrels are ''the most common nuisance-wildlife problem.'' They can bite through plastic water pipes and cause leaks; gnaw at electrical wires and spark fires; and at times even chomp through the ceiling until they fall, panicked, into living quarters.
Catamaran ferries are the cause of serious environmental pollution, noise nuisance and disturbance to wildlife; they endanger other sea-going vessels and are a nuisance to beach visitors.
A special panel convened by the White House last year to coordinate federal policy on genetically engineered foods is now looking into the salmon issue -- specifically, whether the Fish and Wildlife Service can claim jurisdiction under statutes covering "injurious" wildlife and aquatic nuisances.
Dr. Brown, the science adviser to the Interior Department secretary, said the department might possess the authority to regulate genetically engineered animals under statutes for controlling injurious wildlife and aquatic nuisances.
