Summit County Wildlife Masters

What is a Wildlife Master?

Wildlife Masters are highly trained volunteers who assist Summit County residents in making informed decisions on managing wildlife conflicts by providing unbiased, research-based information on a wide variety of wildlife issues. If you would like to talk to a Wildlife Master about a wildlife problem, or just want information on a wildlife subject, call the Wildlife Master Consumer Information line at 970-668-2987. A Wildlife Master volunteer will return your call as soon as possible.

Wildlife Master Consumer Information Line - 970-668-2987

Additional Information

CSU Extension - Managing Wildlife Conflicts
Colorado Division of Wildlife - Coexisting With Wildlife
eXtension Website for Human-Wildlife Relations
Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management
Urban Wildlife Rescue
Bat Information

Email: extension@co.summit.co.us

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Last updated January 7, 2009

Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Summit County cooperating.
Extension programs available to all without discrimination.