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Wildlife Master Program
 Do you have questions like these?
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How do I stop squirrels
from girdling my trees?
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What do I do with deer
eating my flowers?
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Something is tunneling under my
sod. What is it?
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How do I prevent
raccoons from getting in my trash?
For
human/wildlife conflict information ,
call the Wildlife
Master Program at 303-271-6620.
The Program's Purpose
The Wildlife Master Program, developed in
Jefferson County in 1987, was designed to prevent or mitigate
human-wildlife conflicts by sharing research-based
information about human-wildlife interaction with residents.
Become a Wildlife Master
Jefferson County
has approximately 30 volunteers who
 field hundreds of calls each year.
Volunteers for the program are carefully selected for their
willingness to be unbiased and provide all of the
research-based options they are trained to offer.
Contact your
County office to be put on a waiting list for information regarding
this program. In Jefferson County call
(303) 271-6620.
Wildlife Master Forms
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