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Living With Wildlife

We are fortunate to live in beautiful Humboldt County surrounded by the natural world. The proximity of our built world to nature is a blessing and in many ways a curse, especially if you are a wild animal whose home has been invaded by civilization. Conflicts between wild animals and human homes and gardens can easily arise. Here you can find information on how to humanely resolve these conflicts.

I Found a Sick or Injured Animal

Living With Wildlife/Nuisance Wildlife

Raccoons/Skunks/Opossum/Fox

Gopher/Mole/Deer

Non-native Species