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The Impact of Grey Squirrels on Biodiversity

A Threat to Native Species and Forestry

Grey squirrels, originally from North America, have become a significant threat to the native wildlife of the UK. Their aggressive behaviour and adaptability allow them to outcompete native species for food and habitat, leading to the decline of populations like the red squirrel. Beyond their impact on wildlife, grey squirrels also pose risks to forestry; their gnawing habits can cause severe damage to young trees and vital crops, which is particularly concerning for local agriculture in the Cotswolds. Understanding the consequences of their presence is essential for effective control strategies. At AMS Pest Control, we are committed to implementing solutions that safeguard biodiversity and protect the agricultural landscape of our community.

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