Wildlife Control & Management Services in the UK | Professional & Ethical Solutions

✅ What Are Wildlife Control & Management Services?

WILDFORCE offers expert wildlife control and management services across the UK, including humane removal, population control, habitat assessment, and prevention strategies. Protect your property, agriculture, and natural ecosystems with tailored wildlife management solutions.

Wildlife control and management services involve the professional handling, monitoring, and mitigation of wild animal populations to protect human health, property, agriculture, and natural ecosystems. These services are essential for maintaining a healthy balance between wildlife and human activity across both rural and urban environments.

In the UK, wildlife control may include:

  • Humane removal of problem species (e.g., foxes, rabbits, deer, or invasive species)

  • Habitat assessment and modification

  • Population control through ethical and legal methods

  • Exclusion strategies like fencing or deterrents

Effective wildlife management ensures the conservation of native species, reduces damage to crops and landscapes, and prevents conflicts such as property damage or biosecurity risks.

Whether you’re in Dorset, Devon, Hampshire, Wiltshire, or elsewhere in the UK, professional wildlife services provide tailored solutions that comply with environmental laws and promote long-term ecological health.

At WILDFORCE, our experienced team offers comprehensive wildlife management services tailored to meet your unique needs. Whether you require deer population control, invasive species management, eradication projects, or protected species conservation, we provide effective and sustainable solutions.

By implementing our wildlife management strategies, we can help address overpopulation issues, reduce vehicle collisions, minimize crop damage, and enhance biodiversity. Our species management techniques protect native flora and fauna, promoting healthier ecosystems and boosting environmental resilience.

We pride ourselves on using ethical, science-based practices that focus on the long-term wellbeing of wildlife while aligning with the needs of landowners. Our sustainable management approach benefits sectors such as agriculture, forestry, and recreation, ensuring positive outcomes for both landowners and the natural world.

At WILDFORCE LTD, we are dedicated to creating a balanced coexistence between human activities and wildlife. Partner with us to achieve your wildlife management goals and contribute to the preservation of the UK’s rich biodiversity. Contact us today to discuss how we can help create a sustainable, thriving environment for future generations.

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    RABBITS (Oryctolagus cuniculus)

    Short-term, Long-term and single-day rabbit control

    Rabbits can cause a lot of damage so control is sometimes needed. They can clear whole sowings of vegetables and newly planted borders along with killing trees and shrubs by gnawing the bark.

  • Fox control

    FOX (Vulpes vulpes)

    The control of Foxes is needed in some situations especially during the lambing season or ground nesting bird conservation.

  • rat control

    CONTROLLED RAT SHOOTING (Rattus norvegicus)

    We offer Controlled rat shooting to reduce the abundance of rats. Rats can spread several different diseases to humans and livestock:

    Weil’s disease, Salmonella, Tuberculosis, foot and mouth disease and many more.

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    CROP PROTECTION

    Crop Protection from Rooks, Carrion Crows, Jackdaws, Wood pigeon & Canada geese under the General License

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    AGRICULTURAL FERAL PIGEON CONTROL

    Feral pigeons can be controlled under the General License 42: Livestock - foodstuffs, spread of disease and to prevent serious damage to crops, fruit and vegetables.

  • mole control and trapping

    MOLES (Talpa europaea)

    Moles can cause a variety of damage to gardens, lawns, and agricultural land. Their tunnelling behaviour disrupts the soil structure, leading to uneven ground and potential hazards for mowing or walking.