Eco Wildlife Solutions LLC

11/17/2022

Unfortunatly due to Family Health Related Issues I am no longer able to take on any new clients. I wanted to thank all of our loyal customers over the years. We appreciate all your support. I hope this message finds everyone doing well. Keep our family in your thoughts and prayers as we navigate these health related challenges. Staff here at Eco Wildlife Solutions LLC

01/03/2021

As a service to our local residents here in the St. Charles / Moreland, Newnan, Lutherville, Grantville area we here at Eco Wildlife Solutions would like to offer you access to our state of the art weather station that we use to follow the weather for wildlife movements and outdoor work planning. This station is located here in St. Charles just south of Moreland and gives accurate up to the minute weather information to include Wind, UV and Brightness, Rain, Air temp, Dew Point, Humidity, Barometric Pressure, and Humidity. We would love if this could help someone in the area. Thanks and Enjoy.
https://tempestwx.com/station/10319

03/19/2020

Many people often ask why we are so passionate about control the numbers of Canada Geese on our customers lakes. Many often insert the argument that they harm nothing. Well Canada Geese eat 2.5 pounds of grass daily and drop 1.5 to 2 pounds of p**p into the water and grass around waterways. This along with rain water running off from fertilizers used in yards leads to extremely high nitrogen levels in the lakes. This feeds and fertilizes the unwanted algae blooms in your lake that consumes all the necessary oxygen levels in your lake. Remove all the oxygen levels and have a total fish kill. This lake I evaluated yesterday obviously has plenty of water and water flow into the lake. There is no other reason to explain the fish kill that is happening other than extremely high nitrogen levels. Another concern is bacteria levels in the waters rise due to goose droppings. When you witness large numbers of fish lining the shorelines please for your safety keep out of the water and keep your kids and pets out. We here at Eco Wildlife Solutions are your area resident Canada Goose specialist. We can offer you legal solutions to remove your goose problems and lessen the loss of your beneficial fish populations.

12/25/2019

Coweta County E911 has issued a BOLO for a strange subject entering houses from roofs. He is described as a heavy set older gentleman in a red suit. If your not in bed yet hurry Santa Claus is in Coweta County.

Santa was seen entering houses in Coweta County. Coweta County 911 has issues a Be On The Lookout.

12/24/2019

We at Eco Wildlife Solutions would like to offer our customers a way to track Santa on his travels. Enjoy and Merry Christmas to each and everyone.

Follow Santa Claus as he makes his magical journey around the world!

12/07/2019

We at Eco Wildlife Solutions LLC would like to take a moment and pause to remember the men and women that gave all in the security of our great nation on this day. We have visited the memorial and witnessed the wreckage. Oil still rises today as a reminder of the events of this day in 1941. Remember our service men and women that paid the ultimate sacrifice in defense of evil.

11/26/2019

From all of us here at Eco Wildlife Solutions hope you have a safe and happy Thanksgiving.

11/02/2019

Awesome new products coming to market to further improve our precision shooting for Invasive Species removal

07/16/2019

If you have come into contact with a bat please consult medical help. The bat should be saved and collected by a Nuiscance Wildlife Control Operator to be submitted for testing. Remember that rabies is 100 percent fatal with out treatment. If your having bat issues call us at 678-340-3269 or see more at www.ecowildlifesolutions.com

It's an incredibly rare case in BC and for just the second time in more than 15 years, someone in has died after contracting rabies.

07/14/2019

Who said it was a good idea to try and chase a Black Bear and its Cubs.

07/02/2019

Another prime example of non native wildlife that was introduced into our environment. Florida wildlife professionals are urging property owners to harvest invasive iguanas found on their properties to try and stay ahead if the green wave. Iguanas were introduced by the pet trade. Most buy iguanas and house them until they grow to large to house them. They are then released into the environment. Florida's weather and environment is the perfect tropical environment to support an explosion of non native iguanas. Please do your part to keep our native wildlife safe by not introducing non native species into our local habitat.

As the nonnative reptiles thrive, the state's wildlife agency is encouraging homeowners to kill them "whenever possible."