Wildlife Management
Invicta believe our wildlife is precious and the interaction between humans and the natural world need to be managed carefully to ensure a world we can live in with all species.
Norman Smith
Managing Director
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Wildlife Management in Durham
Wildlife management is the management process influencing interactions among and between wildlife, its habitats, and people to achieve predefined impacts.
Invicta supports its clients attempts to balance the needs of wildlife with the needs of people using the best available science and methods of working with our biodiversity. Our wildlife management services include wildlife conservation, gamekeeping and pest control.
Why choose Invicta Environmental?
- BPCA qualified technicians
- Root cause analysis of your infestation
- Innovative pest control
- Discreet operatives whilst on site
- Fast response
Our services can draw on disciplines such as mathematics, chemistry, biology, ecology, climatology and geography to gain the best results for our customers and the environment.
Invicta’s Pest Control Service Process
Invicta will contact you to understand what issues you are having and how we can help. We will listen and understand the issues you are having and then talk you through the best course of action. A site survey may be required to better understand what the best course of action is required.
Once you’re happy with our treatment plan, we will agree on a suitable time to attend with you and carry out the appropriate treatment for the pest you are having issues with.
Depending on the pest and the scale of the infestation, we may return for follow-up visits to assess the situation and provide additional pest control treatment.
After each visit, we provide detailed photographic reports so you can understand exactly what we have done and what equipment we have used. You’ll be able to rest assured that the job was done professionally and that the vermin are gone for good.
Meet the professional team
Ellis Heaviside
Technician
Years of service: 5+
Specialities: Specialist Proofing, Bird Proofing, Rodent Control
Review:
Ellis was super friendly, explained what exactly he was doing and how it would work. Has completed follow up check and again covered what to expect and how it work!
– Neil Dees
Norman Smith
Director
Years of service: 40+
Specialities: Rodent Control, Insect Control, Bird Control
Review:
Quick, professional response from Jack to a wasp infestation, very good price compared to Rentokil. Norman the guy doing the job for approx 40 years, really knows his trade.
– Michael Needham
Carl Maddison
Technician
Years of service: 1+
Specialities: Rodent Control, Insect Control
Review:
These guys are fantastic! From the very beginning, the process was incredibly smooth. Carl, was incredibly professional and took his time to explain every step of the process.
– Martin Brown
Jack Edwards
Director
Years of service: 15+
Specialities: Rodent Control, Insect Control, Bird Control
Review:
I have problems with pigeons at the front of my house and so contacted the company. From start to finish, Jack, with whom I had all contact, who came with Jack to carry out the work, have been excellent.
– Elaine Moran
Aidan Nichol
Technician
Years of service: 2+
Specialities: Rodent Control, Insect Control
Review:
Not usually one to leave reviews, but very impressed with the service. From the prompt responses to the next day appointment, I could see when Aiden was arriving.
– Lauren T
Chris Smith
Director
Years of service: 20+
Specialities: Rodent Control, Insect Control, Bird Control
Review:
We had an issue with pigeons nesting under our solar panels. From first contact absolutely professional, knowledgeable. Chris arrived today lovely professional guys dealt with our issue.
– Sian Readman
Types of Wildlife Management Services we offer
Manipulative management
This acts on a population, either changing its numbers by direct means or influencing numbers by the indirect means of altering food supply, habitat, density of predators, or prevalence of disease. This is appropriate when a population is to be harvested, or when it slides to an unacceptably low density or increases to an unacceptably high level for our clients
Custodial management
This is preventive or protective. The aim is to minimize external influences on the population and its habitat, this helps in managing population growth in problem areas.
Species management
We are sometimes required to manage species for a number of reasons, including conflicts of interest involving native species:
When the behaviour of a species brings it into conflict with people’s interest or with the conservation of other species or habitats; for example, where wild geese are present in high numbers they can cause serious damage to pasture or crops.
Sustainable use of species: where a species in the wild is a resource of social or economic benefit; for example, management of deer prevents damage to habitats and provides venison, a source of healthy, low-fat meat.
Our Approach To Wildlife Management
Invicta work with government bodies and ecologists to work in partnership to manage issues within our clients premises. From Gull management strategies for businesses and licence applications to preventative work for foxes we work closely with clients to protect wildlife and their environments.
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