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HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION
Sustaining a Healthy Coexistence Between Humans & Animals
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Little Blue Society is a grassroots nonprofit organization that mediates human-animal conflict over shared use of land and resources.
We incorporate scientific, progressive, integrated, step-wise intervention to design win-win solutions for both humans and animals to permanently resolve the human-animal conflict. We've helped numerous cities, counties, communities and private individuals resolve their human-animal conflict with a high percentage of success.
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also influence change in wildlife management policies and procedures
used by local, state and federal agencies through collaboration and
leading by example. Our goal is to create a just balance between meeting human needs and preserving the natural world for future generations. Our work is independent and collaborative, with a strong emphasis on advancing change through informed citizenship. For more details on the driving force behind our work, please follow the links located on the left-hand side of this web site. WHAT WE DO: HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION We use BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION where it is needed to resolve human-animal conflict: VEXING™ (ISI) VEXING is a behavioral modification technique we have developed and perfected since 1999 to address human-animal conflict by correcting "bad behavior" of wildlife that have habituated to human foods and human use areas:
Please view our Land and Sea Services and help support our
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IN THE NEWS:
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Marin Headlands, Golden Gate National Recreation Area: National Park Service's Human-Coyote Conflict Management Practice is Downright Shameful. - Saving "Big Ears," the coyote at the Marin Headlands, Golden Gate National Recreational Area. read more
Pictures of "hazing" injury Big Ears sustained at the GGNRA in July 2008 (warning! graphic content) - "Big Ears" mysteriously disappears without a trace - 2 days after the National Park Service reluctantly agrees to move her to the sanctuary. read more
- 4TH GRADERS of the Lakeshore Elementary School SPEAK OUT about Big Ears.
- Meeting with John Jarvis, National Park Service, West Coast Regional Director, Department of the Interior. read more
Deer Hunt Cancelled at the Villages , San Jose. read more SEE NEWS ARCHIVES
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Little Blue Society designs human-animal conflict resolution programs that are customized to meet the needs of each individual situation. Please contact Mary Paglieri at mary@littlebluesociety.org or call us Toll Free at (866) 702-9290
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Human-Animal Conflict Resolution Customized Services: "Deer Population Control Program" decribes how we are stopping the damage to landscape, increasing driver safety and naturally reducing the deer population in areas where there are human-deer conflict. "Guardian Shepherd Program" describes how we are achieving a win-win solution for livestock and predators, minimizing human-predator conflict.
"Dog Safety" describes our program designed to educate citizens on how to avoid potentially dangerous conflict situations with our canine companions. "Feral Pig Population Control" describes the Zero Population Growth program that permanently resolves human-feral pig conflict and naturally reduces the feral pig population. "Coexisting With Coyotes" lists and briefly describes our involvement in the cities and counties where human-coyote conflict were effectively resolved.
- "Mountain Lion First Response Protocol" describes our First Response training program designed for municipalities to safely and effectively resolve human-mountain lion conflict in urban and rural areas. And how we are educating the public on how to safely coexist with lions.
EXPOSING THE MYTHS ABOUT HUMAN-URBAN WILDLIFE CONFLICT and setting the record straight on the propoganda/misinformation that pest management agencies, and some governmental agencies, that advocate the killing of all so-called "nuisance" wildlife would have you believe in order to justify the killing - "Sustainable Fisheries" describes our program on how to create and maintain an industry that does not harm the ecology of the oceans.
5 EASY WAYS WE CAN PROTECT OUR OCEANS We can help protect the oceans simply by making a few fundamental changes in our habits, and by eating responsible seafood. Find out how together, we can change the world for the better. OCEANS IN PERIL - SHOULD WE CARE? The Ocean is our life support system. When it dies, so too will life as we know it die... EATING RESPONSIBLE SEAFOOD Seafood Guide National 2009
SPECIAL PROJECTS / ADVOCACY
Little Blue Society identifies and engages in environmental and humane issues needing immediate attention. Here are some of the "special" projects we are either currently working on or getting ready to launch, and need your help with: - "Carbon Dioxide Transitional Program" is a project that focuses on banning the use of Carbon Dioxide to kill wildlife.
- "Project Blue a 5-year Action Plan to stop the whole-sale slaughter of dolphins and whales in the waters of the Eastern Tropical Pacific, the North Pacific, South Pacific and North Atlantic oceans.
- "Second Chance Feral Cat Sanctuary Project" is a program to
humanely control the population of feral cats and to resocialize and
place them into permanant, loving homes. And to educate the public on
responsible pet ownership.
- "Project Amazon" a 5-year Action Plan to save the Amazon Rainforest from deforestation which compromises the welfare of the entire planet and life as we know it.
WHY SAVE THE AMAZON? Rainforests cover a mere 7% of the Earth's land surface, but the biodiversity and abundance of life forms - whether microorganisms, plants or animals, is greater than that of any other type of ecosystem on Earth.
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To support
a peaceful and just balance between
meeting present human needs and preserving the
natural world for future generations,
contact Little Blue
Society today!
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