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  1. Mitigating Hazards to Wildlife
    “Strangers in a Strange Land: The Case Against Trapping and Relocating”
    By Nancy Lawson of

    Out of sight, out of mind? Relocating wildlife may seem like a compassionate solution to conflicts, but it’s often anything but…
    humanegardener.com/against-tra

  2. Mitigating Hazards to Wildlife
    “Strangers in a Strange Land: The Case Against Trapping and Relocating”
    By Nancy Lawson of #HumaneGardener

    Out of sight, out of mind? Relocating wildlife may seem like a compassionate solution to conflicts, but it’s often anything but…
    humanegardener.com/against-tra

  3. Mitigating Hazards to Wildlife
    “Strangers in a Strange Land: The Case Against Trapping and Relocating”
    By Nancy Lawson of #HumaneGardener

    Out of sight, out of mind? Relocating wildlife may seem like a compassionate solution to conflicts, but it’s often anything but…
    humanegardener.com/against-tra

  4. Mitigating Hazards to Wildlife
    “Strangers in a Strange Land: The Case Against Trapping and Relocating”
    By Nancy Lawson of #HumaneGardener

    Out of sight, out of mind? Relocating wildlife may seem like a compassionate solution to conflicts, but it’s often anything but…
    humanegardener.com/against-tra


  5. “Some might look askance at your decision to respect the ground that so many other beings walk, slither & crawl on, but humans are generally not the ones who have to survive out there year-round. Our wild neighbors might not speak our language, but it doesn’t take long for them to show up & let us know—through songs & calls & flurries of activity—just how much they appreciate our efforts.”

    humanegardener.com/fallen-leav

  6. #LeaveTheLeaves
    “Some might look askance at your decision to respect the ground that so many other beings walk, slither & crawl on, but humans are generally not the ones who have to survive out there year-round. Our wild neighbors might not speak our language, but it doesn’t take long for them to show up & let us know—through songs & calls & flurries of activity—just how much they appreciate our efforts.”
    #NancyLawson #HumaneGardener
    humanegardener.com/fallen-leav

  7. #LeaveTheLeaves
    “Some might look askance at your decision to respect the ground that so many other beings walk, slither & crawl on, but humans are generally not the ones who have to survive out there year-round. Our wild neighbors might not speak our language, but it doesn’t take long for them to show up & let us know—through songs & calls & flurries of activity—just how much they appreciate our efforts.”
    #NancyLawson #HumaneGardener
    humanegardener.com/fallen-leav

  8. #LeaveTheLeaves
    “Some might look askance at your decision to respect the ground that so many other beings walk, slither & crawl on, but humans are generally not the ones who have to survive out there year-round. Our wild neighbors might not speak our language, but it doesn’t take long for them to show up & let us know—through songs & calls & flurries of activity—just how much they appreciate our efforts.”
    #NancyLawson #HumaneGardener
    humanegardener.com/fallen-leav

  9. #LeaveTheLeaves
    “Some might look askance at your decision to respect the ground that so many other beings walk, slither & crawl on, but humans are generally not the ones who have to survive out there year-round. Our wild neighbors might not speak our language, but it doesn’t take long for them to show up & let us know—through songs & calls & flurries of activity—just how much they appreciate our efforts.”
    #NancyLawson #HumaneGardener
    humanegardener.com/fallen-leav