Urban Wildlife Management

Urban wildlife management is the practice of preserving and conserving urban wildlife and its habitat, in order to promote biodiversity, ensure human safety and improve quality of life. It involves regulating the populations of common city species, such as rodents, squirrels, bats and birds, as well as managing interactions between people and wild animals. Urban wildlife management can be used to reduce public health risks associated with wildlife, maintain natural balances, protect valuable resources, and conserve wildlife for future generations. It can also be used to create more accessible outdoor spaces and increase the aesthetics of residential and commercial areas.