Managing conflict issues with colonial waterbirds in Canada : handbook : CW66-588/2019E-PDF

"This handbook is intended for people experiencing damage or danger caused by colonial waterbirds in Canada. Colonial waterbirds include gulls, terns and most herons and egrets. Areas where damage may occur include primarily urban habitats such as marinas, aquaculture facilities, landfill sites, urban parks, school grounds, fast food restaurants, parking lots, airports, residential properties and large flat roofs, especially those near wetland areas and water impoundments. This handbook provides general information about colonial waterbirds and outlines appropriate preventative and deterrent techniques for use in problem areas. It describes actions that can be taken by landowners to address damage or danger issues with colonial waterbirds which require a permit from Environment and Climate Change Canada. Finally, it provides contact information for users to obtain additional advice and the necessary permits"--About this handbook, page 1.

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