Little Blue Society - Human-Animal Conflict Resolution

Little Blue Society is a grassroots nonprofit organization that resolves human-animal conflicts.

Our experienced consultants show governments, businesses, communities, and individuals how to safely and intelligently coexist with wild and feral animals. We design and implement ecologically sound solutions to manage wildlife populations and to resolve conflicts between human and animal use of resources and shared land areas.

Our goal is to create a just balance between meeting human needs and preserving the natural world for future generations. We design win-win solutions for all stakeholders, including the animals.

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.

The methodology we have developed and perfected since 1999, that we currently use to correct "bad behavior" of wildlife that have habituated to humans and human use areas, is called:

VEXING™ (ISI)

Please view our Land and Marine Services

and help support our Special Projects listed below.

With your help, ALL things are possible!

LAND AND SEA
Little Blue Society designs conflict resolution programs that are customized to meet the needs of each individual situation. Please contact Mary Paglieri at mary@littlebluesociety.org or call Toll Free at (866) 702-9290

Land Services
Customized Programs:

"Deer Control Program" decribes how we are stopping the damage to landscape and naturally reducing their population to a more tolerable number.
"Guardian Shepherd Program" describes how we are achieving a win-win-win solution for livestock ranchers, animals welfare groups and wildlife.
"Dog Safety" describes in detail our proactive campaign to educate citizens on how to avoid potentially dangerous situations with our canine companions.
"Feral Pig Population Control" describes the Zero Population Growth program to permanently control the feral pig population.
"Feral Pigeon Population Control" describes how we are reducing the numbers of feral pigeons and keeping them away from areas of concern.
"Coexisting With Coyotes" lists and briefly describes our involvement in the cities and counties where human-coyote conflicts were effectively resolved.
"Feral Cat Population Management" briefly describes our program and lists the cities and counties where we mediated conflicts and created win-win solutions for all parties concerned, including the cats.
Please help us with our Second Chance Sanctuary Project!!
"Mountain Lion First Response Protocol" describes our First Response training program designed for municipalities to safely and effectively resolve mountain lion encounters in urban and rural areas.
"Wildlife Conflict Mediation" this is what we do.
Please Read: EXPOSING MYTHS ABOUT URBAN WILDLIFE counters the propoganda/misinformation that pest management agencies, and the some governmental agencies, that advocate the killing of all so-called "nuisance" wildlife, would have you believe in order to justify the killing.

Marine Services
Customized Programs:
"Sustainable Fisheries" describes our program on how to create and maintain an industry that does not harm the ecology of the oceans.
"Protecting Marine Ecology" We can 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.
Please Read: OCEANS IN PERIL - WHY SHOULD WE CARE? The Ocean is our life support system. When it dies, so too will life as we know it die...

Special Projects
Little Blue Society identifies and engages in environmental and humane issues needing immediate attention. Here are some of "special" projects we are currently working on 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" is 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 permanent, loving homes.
"Project Amazon" is 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?"