Worth County Contacts for Wildlife Conflict Resolution
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Depredation Biologist
Iowa DNR Depredation Biologists oversee a program to help agricultural landowners and municipalities address wildlife conflicts such as crop depredation or issues around buildings.
Licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator
U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services
U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services is a federal program intended to help agricultural landowners and municipalities deal with wildlife conflicts, especially with wildlife that pose a disease threat to humans or agriculture like feral swine or with wildlife protected by federal law, including migratory birds like Canada geese.
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