The NPMA Nuisance Bird & Wildlife Conference will be held at the Westin Indianapolis from Nov. 17 - 19. Below are the educational sessions which are planned.
Educational Sessions
What Are the Hot Issues Right Now?
Panel Discussion: Birds in Big Box Stores
NWCOA Credentialing Program
Don't Let Woody Woodpecker Laugh at Your Customers
Groundhogs, Skunks and Raccoons - None as Cunning as the Fox, But...
Small Birds in Vents
Managing Burrowing Rodents
Effectively Marketing Your Company's Bird Management Services
Snake Control
Bat Management
Beaver Control
Insect Infestations Associated with Wildlife
Humane Wildlife Control
The Benefits & Pitfalls of Relocation
Regulatory Issues
Integrating Technology Into Your Nuisance Wildlife Operation
Showing posts with label wildlife control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildlife control. Show all posts
Friday, October 15, 2010
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Camporee 2008
Wow, Fantastic, Tremendous........a helluva lot of fun, those are just some of the words I'll use to describe the recent 1st Annual Camporee coordinted by none other than Kirk Lapierre. As with anything Kirk puts his mind to he pours his heart and soul into his endeavors and it sure came through at this event. The weather helped of course as it was an absolutely perfect early October day, but the food was out of this world, basically eat 'til you drop, there were scheduled demonstrations going on throughout the day, and of course the swap meet or tag sale tables. You could tell that people really enjoyed the day. 
Unfortunately, I didn't get to attend the entire event as I had other commitments for the early part of the weekend, but Sunday was everything I described above. I picked up Jim Dreisacker (BatCone) on the way down and the State campground was very easy to find, it is almost parallel to the Hudson River. The grounds are wonderfully kept, it had a nice outdoor pavilion and I'm told the lodge where folks could sleep was very nice as well.
I for one am hoping Kirk has enough energy to pull the Camporee together for next year, this is certainly an event well worth supporting and for those that decided not to attend they really missed a worthwhile event. Kirk, please sign me up for next year !!
Unfortunately, I didn't get to attend the entire event as I had other commitments for the early part of the weekend, but Sunday was everything I described above. I picked up Jim Dreisacker (BatCone) on the way down and the State campground was very easy to find, it is almost parallel to the Hudson River. The grounds are wonderfully kept, it had a nice outdoor pavilion and I'm told the lodge where folks could sleep was very nice as well.
I for one am hoping Kirk has enough energy to pull the Camporee together for next year, this is certainly an event well worth supporting and for those that decided not to attend they really missed a worthwhile event. Kirk, please sign me up for next year !!
Monday, September 22, 2008
Critter Control Opens CT office
WCS had the pleasure of a visit by one of Critter Control's newest managers, Ray "Doug" Humphrey. Ray is the new manager of the Central Connecticut area office.
He comes to Critter Control with 28 years experience in a suburban police dept., and Doug has dealt with and resolved many conflicts between wildlife and people. WCS recently received an announcement from Critter Control's CEO, Kevin Clark, notifying the wildlife industry of their new office and introducing Doug. Doug brings with him a variety of skills, including his extensive investigative knowledge which will serve him well as a Critter Control representative.
WCS welcomes Doug Humphrey to the wildlife control industry !
Friday, September 05, 2008
NPMA 1st Nuisance Bird & Wildlife Conference - Nov. '08
The National Pest Management Association's First Ever Nuisance Bird and Wildlife Management Conference & Marketplace!
Educational Program & Registration is Live!
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is excited to offer its first ever Nuisance Bird and Wildlife Management Conference and Marketplace, November 19-21, 2008 at the Westin St. Louis in St. Louis, Missouri. The schedule of events and educational program including speakers is now online.
Click here to register.
Click here to view the conference program.
What It's All About?
This first rate educational program is divided into two tracks – an introductory track aimed at newcomers to nuisance bird and wildlife management and an advanced track geared toward veterans of this sector. From regulatory requirements, business models and public perception to mole control, bat management and bird control – both tracks provide valuable business and technical information for your level of service.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone who currently provides pest and nuisance wildlife management services, is just entering the market, or considering expanding their service offerings to this sector – this conference is for you!
Click here to register.
Take Advantage of the Marketplace!
A centerpiece of the conference is the Marketplace, which will connect pest and wildlife management professionals from around the country with suppliers of products and services related to this sector. During the conference, attendees will explore new business opportunities in the nuisance wildlife arena for the pest management professional.
Interested in Exhibiting at the Marketplace?
Space is filling up fast! Click here for more information or contact Alexis Wirtz at awirtz@pestworld.org or call 703-352-6762.
Thank You to Our Co-Sponsors!
Critter Control
National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA)
Wildlife Control Supplies
Educational Program & Registration is Live!
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is excited to offer its first ever Nuisance Bird and Wildlife Management Conference and Marketplace, November 19-21, 2008 at the Westin St. Louis in St. Louis, Missouri. The schedule of events and educational program including speakers is now online.
Click here to register.
Click here to view the conference program.
What It's All About?
This first rate educational program is divided into two tracks – an introductory track aimed at newcomers to nuisance bird and wildlife management and an advanced track geared toward veterans of this sector. From regulatory requirements, business models and public perception to mole control, bat management and bird control – both tracks provide valuable business and technical information for your level of service.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone who currently provides pest and nuisance wildlife management services, is just entering the market, or considering expanding their service offerings to this sector – this conference is for you!
Click here to register.
Take Advantage of the Marketplace!
A centerpiece of the conference is the Marketplace, which will connect pest and wildlife management professionals from around the country with suppliers of products and services related to this sector. During the conference, attendees will explore new business opportunities in the nuisance wildlife arena for the pest management professional.
Interested in Exhibiting at the Marketplace?
Space is filling up fast! Click here for more information or contact Alexis Wirtz at awirtz@pestworld.org or call 703-352-6762.
Thank You to Our Co-Sponsors!
Critter Control
National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA)
Wildlife Control Supplies
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
A All Animal Control
A All Animal Control Opens 15th Franchise Location Scott Buzby from Edina,
Minn., has acquired the rights to A All Animal Control's Minneapolis/St.
Paul franchise (6/12/2007)
MINNEAPOLIS - Scott Buzby from Edina, Minn., has acquired the rights to A
All Animal Control's <http://www.AAllAnimalControl.com> Minneapolis/St.
Paul franchise and is preparing for its grand opening.
"Scott brings a deep knowledge of wildlife management to his operation and
we are excited to have him as the newest member of our team," said Mark E.
Dotson, chief executive officer of A All Animal Control.
The Minneapolis/St. Paul location marks the 15 franchise office for A All
Animal Control. Starting from its original location in Colorado, A All
Animal Control has grown into a National Wildlife Management company with
offices coast to coast.
Minn., has acquired the rights to A All Animal Control's Minneapolis/St.
Paul franchise (6/12/2007)
MINNEAPOLIS - Scott Buzby from Edina, Minn., has acquired the rights to A
All Animal Control's <http://www.AAllAnimalControl.com> Minneapolis/St.
Paul franchise and is preparing for its grand opening.
"Scott brings a deep knowledge of wildlife management to his operation and
we are excited to have him as the newest member of our team," said Mark E.
Dotson, chief executive officer of A All Animal Control.
The Minneapolis/St. Paul location marks the 15 franchise office for A All
Animal Control. Starting from its original location in Colorado, A All
Animal Control has grown into a National Wildlife Management company with
offices coast to coast.
Sunday, March 18, 2007
AnimalRemovalPro.com
WCS is pleased to introduce for its' professional customers a NEW web-based referral service called AnimalRemovalPro.com. AnimalRemovalPro.com is a professionally designed website with its' sole purpose being to drive service seeking customers to our WCS customers.
Clients needing nuisance wildlife control services can go to AnimalRemovalPro.com, plug in their zip code and they will be presented with wildlife control companies operating within a particular mileage range.
There is no additional charge to WCS business customers for this service. To our knowledge there is no other wildlife control or animal handling distributor offering this service. Just another way that WCS says "thank you" !
Clients needing nuisance wildlife control services can go to AnimalRemovalPro.com, plug in their zip code and they will be presented with wildlife control companies operating within a particular mileage range.
There is no additional charge to WCS business customers for this service. To our knowledge there is no other wildlife control or animal handling distributor offering this service. Just another way that WCS says "thank you" !
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