The board is considering projects to build owl and bat houses. These initiatives aim to support local wildlife populations and promote ecological balance within the community.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
The program will be funded through private donations for materials.
Residents interested in natural pest control and local wildlife populations.
Rodents are the intended targets, but secondary poisoning can harm owls, hawks, coyotes, and bobcats.
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The board is launching a pilot to install 20 owl houses in residents' backyards to help with natural pest control and wildlife education.
Mosquito season is just around the corner, bringing with it the threat for bites and viruses, like West Nile Virus. The Town of Flower Mound is offering its residents free “mosquito dunks,” which are used to reduce the mosquito population. “It’s that time, Flower Mound,” said the Town on social media. “The mosquitos are back, […]
The Animal Services Board is proposing a project to install owl nesting boxes to help local owl populations and control rodents. This initiative requires collaboration with other boards and residents to identify suitable locations and ensure proper maintenance.
Bruce Munro presented details about the Owl House Project to the Historical Commission. The agenda doesn't specify what action, if any, was taken or what the project entails.
A resident proposed a "Woohoo! An Owl in the Hood" project to encourage owl populations for natural rodent control. The initiative aims to educate the community on building and maintaining owl houses as an eco-friendly alternative to poisons.
A subcommittee will explore the "Batmosphere" project, which involves the installation of bat houses to support local bat populations.
The board is considering projects to build owl and bat houses. These initiatives aim to support local wildlife populations and promote ecological balance within the community.