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Everyday Activities That Harm & Kill Wildlife

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Dirty birdbaths

Dirty birdbaths might not seem like a big deal at first glance, but they can actually pose serious risks to our feathered friends.

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Outdoor Lighting at Night

Outdoor lights may confuse, upset, and kill nocturnal animals like moths and bats, reducing populations and disturbing the food chain.

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Using Rodenticides

Rodenticides kill rodents but may hurt birds of prey and pets who eat them.

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Glue Traps for Pest Control

Glue traps can catch not only intended pests like mice and insects but also small birds, reptiles, and beneficial insects.

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Overuse of Pesticides

Broad-spectrum insecticides kill many insects, including bees, butterflies, and ladybugs, which pollinate and fight pests.

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Use of Lawn Chemicals

Fertilizers, herbicides, and fungicides used on lawns can runoff into local waterways, harming aquatic life and reducing water quality.

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Cutting Down Trees and Shrubs

Removing trees and shrubs, especially during nesting season, can destroy habitats for birds, squirrels, and other tree-dwelling animals.

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Leaving Pets Unsupervised Outdoors

Cats and dogs allowed to roam freely can hunt and kill a wide range of wildlife, from birds to small mammals.

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