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Edgewater Considers Non-Lethal Methods For Controlling Geese Population

EDGEWATER, N.J. -- A contract to euthanize Canadian geese in Edgewater has raised concern by animal welfare organizations, reports northjersey.com.

Edgewater is considering how to control its geese population using non-lethal methods.

Edgewater is considering how to control its geese population using non-lethal methods.

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The Animal Protection League of New Jersey and the League of Humane Voters of New Jersey asked the mayor and council Feb. 16 to consider non-lethal geese control methods, said northjersey.com.

Borough officials tried other methods in the past that failed and blame the geese for causing traffic tie-ups, ruining lawns and lowering the quality of life in Edgewater, reports northjersey.com.

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