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Vol. 14 · issue 3 · Fall 2024
- Managing California Ground Squirrels in Urban Environments
- Limits on Outdoor Neonicotinoid Pesticides
- What is the Poison-free Wildlife Act?
- Invasive Fruit Flies: A Persistent Pest
- Ask the Expert!
- Upcoming Meetings and Workshops
Managing California Ground Squirrels in Urban EnvironmentsWith the passing of AB 1322 in 2023 and the recent passing of AB 2552 in September 2024, the options for managing California ground squirrels using lethal methods in urban areas will be more limited. Despite these changes, there are still some viable options available for managing California ground squirrels.
Read the full article to learn about fumigants, traps, and toxic baits as available management methods. |
