Introduction
The resurgence of the Canada geese is one of wildlife preservation's greatest success stories. With the enactment of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, populations have rebounded to over 3 million and continue to grow yearly. Another reason for this increase is the creation of ideal habitats; large, open, grassy areas often surrounding ponds and lakes. As a result, geese feed and nest on school playgrounds, athletic fields, and corporate campuses. The geese and their droppings render these areas unusable and unsafe.

How we can help
A veterinarian will design a unique program that will effectively and humanely develop zones where geese are not tolerated and zones where geese are tolerated. In an urban setting these zones of no tolerance are important to ensure public health and the enjoyable use of recreation area. Experience has taught us that there is no one design or program for controlling wildlife. Wild animals adapt to threats with out consequences. Geese seek food and safety. If you have geese, you are providing food and safety. We will design an effective, affordable and humane solution to your problem and we will monitor your property to ensure that the program is successful. We will condition the geese to recognizing that your property no longer provides food and safety.

Our Program
Integration of effective goose management techniques safely affords the best control of geese on school or commercial property.

Unique Control Program designed by a veterinarian to meet your needs on your property.

FlightControl Plus denies geese their food source and provides a visible warning that creates a no tolerance zone. A spray strategy is essential otherwise product is wasted and efficacy is lost.

Monitoring of your property ensures the effectiveness of the program and that any reapplication of FlightControl Plus will only occur as needed and only to the areas that need reapplication. Application rates and timing are key elements for effective goose control.

Habitat Modification such as barrier fencing to prevent nesting and over wintering in ponds and other small bodies of water. The fencing is removable and virtually invisible. Barriers are also available for flat roofs where geese roost over night and often times nest.