BIRD CONTROL

Due to intensive urbanization and the expansion of human activities at the expense of wildlife habitats, pigeons and other animals at the bottom of the food chain have seen their numbers multiply. Their proliferation in the absence of predators has become alarming and poses an ecological and public health problem. Several methods exist for controlling pigeons, and they are often combined for greater effectiveness.
- The first method involves installing spikes on a ledge or ledge regularly used by pigeons to perch, preventing the birds from getting stuck.
- The second method consists of installing netting designed to prevent pigeons from entering and manufactured according to pigeon control standards.