Glue Traps For Pests Can’t Be Used In Outdoor Areas Where Wildlife Can Get Caught
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Many of us may turn to use of live traps, poisons or the widely available glue traps for managing rodent issues. Glue traps cause prolonged suffering to the victims and are indiscriminate in their target animal/s. Unfortunately, there are currently no local guidelines and regulations on their sale and use among members of the public, leaving critical questions on humane treatment of trapped animals unanswered.
In November 2023, ACRES collaborated with Antzworkz Consultants and Rakuten to gain insight into public perceptions and awareness on the use of glue traps through a first ever such survey done in #Singapore.
You can find the full press release at: https://str.sg/oYaht
Though there are new guidelines for the professional practitioners in the industry, the widespread public access to glue traps still remains an issue. We as members of public also have a huge role to play through better waste management and responsible civic attitudes – for example, refrain from littering, coupled with prompt and effective enforcement will go a long way in the rodent management in our #CityInNature. This is part of a series of awareness posts on the #glueTraps campaign in Singapore.
This is one of NParks’ new recommendations to prevent the traps from ensnaring wildlife. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Source: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/glue-traps-for-pests-..
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