Monitor Pest Control Support Barn Owl Conservation!

DARTFORD, U.K. - Jan. 18, 2018 - PRLog -- Kent based, Monitor Pest Control, has pledged its support to Barn Owl conservation through Kent Wildlife Trust's 'Adopt a Species' campaign.

'Adopt a Species' was launched by Kent Wildlife Trust before Christmas, to raise vital funds to help with the conservation of Highland Cattle, Grey Seals and Barn Owls. With a deep-rooted commitment to providing environmentally-responsible pest control services, and as corporate members of the Trust, Monitor were happy to get involved.

Gary Howard, Managing Director at Monitor, said: "Barn Owl numbers have severely plummeted across the UK in the past 70 years, a situation which has been exacerbated by the use of rodenticides, which caused many owls to be secondarily poisoned by their prey. Thanks to the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU), the use of rodenticides has been restricted, which means that pest controllers, game keepers and farmers now have to consider the wildlife that shares our environment, and minimise the potential damage that accidental rodenticide exposure can cause species such as Barn Owls, Kestrels and Red Kites."

"Supporting the conservation of Barn Owls fits well with our commitment to CRRU, which has played an important role in making professional pest control more about environmental stewardship, as opposed to just the extermination of pests."

Monitor Pest Control, based in Northfleet, Kent, provides a wide range of pest management and prevention services to businesses and homes in Kent and the South East.  For more information about Monitor's bird and pest control services visit: www.monitorpestcontrol.co.uk

Further information:

For more information about Kent Wildlife Trust's 'Adopt a Species' campaign please visit  https://www.kentwildlifetrust.org.uk/adopt-a-species

For further details on CRRU please visit http://www.thinkwildlife.org/code-of-best-practice/crru-code/