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Wildlife play an important role in our environment.
In addition, we gain many recreational, economic and aesthetic benefits from them. Unfortunately, the activities of wildlife occasionally conflict with human interests in personal property, agricultural production and health and safety. The most common wildlife damage problems in Nebraska are caused by bats, beaver, coyotes, deer, house mice, Norway rats, moles, pocket gophers, prairie dogs, rabbits, squirrels, house sparrows, pigeons, starlings and snakes. Landowners will usually tolerate some damage by wildlife and many are able to control wildlife damage on their own. Programs are available, however, that provide information, materials or on-site assistance to people when problems get out of hand.