With gull netting often seen as an expensive solution to a problem, a pest control company said that while costs are obviously an important factor in…
Browsing: Birds
Natural England has begun the process of contacting pest professionals in relation to applications for individual bird control licences. An update issued recently by the public…
Lockdown, with beaches deserted, buildings closed and bins overflowing, is likely to cause a particular pest control nightmare could be around the corner, as the skies…
NatureScot, Scotlands Nature Agency, has announced that the new general licence (GL 03/2020) will, from April 1, only cover two species Canada Goose and feral…
Natural England has today released details of the new arrangements to allow pest professionals to use lethal controls to manage herring and lesser black-backed gulls in…
More products are to be lost to the Biocides Regulation (BPR) requirements despite there being no known adverse impacts from their use another case of…
On 12 September Defra launched a 12 week online public survey to gather evidence on the control that stakeholders consider is required under the General Licences.…
Dont be lulled into a false sense of security. Things may appear to have settled down following the publication of GL34, GL35 and GL36 on 14…
Few pest controllers could be unaware that Natural England revoked the three general licences for controlling wild birds (GL 04/05/06) on 25 April. The whole saga…
The Government has bowed to pressure from wildlife activists, Chris Packham, Mark Avery and Ruth Tingay and, with effect from tomorrow, 25 April 2019, will be…